[rbldnsd] almost got it running but missing a few important linessomewhere

[Sebastiaan Tigchelaar]

> To answer your actual quesion the format for NS records here is:
> $NS ns1.wherever.invalid
>
> Its a good idea to add a default TTL record here too. Depends on your zone 
> stability, but set it small during your testing. This _will_ effect 
> whether bind is looking in its cache and giving a wrong answer or asking 
> rbldnsd.
> $TTL 2m


I tried these as you suggested but no luck.


> If you still have the problem, try a dig trace with and without recursion 
> to get a clearer view of whats happening.


I didn't understand how to do that so I did man dig.
Manual mentions /etc/resolv.conf and it turns out that the content was:
nameserver 10.2.1.2 (other machine)
nameserver 10.2.1.101 (linux box)

Switched them and now its working.
Even without the $NS and $TTL record but I will keep it for the caching.


And I corrected the entry "forwards" in named.conf, thanks for pointing that 
out.

Sebastiaan Tigchelaar