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		<description>When are you planning on supporting ipv6 name servers? That would be a very forward-looking feature!</description>
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		<title>By: Scott</title>
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		<description>What is the check that you do for glue records.  It seems to fail for most sites, saying glue was not sent.  I have looked over this many times, my zones do in fact gave glue.  Is there perhaps a bug in the way you are checking glue records?

There was a discussion on the isc bind mailing list a few weeks back, and we all looked over multiple zones, to conclude, the test is incorrect.

I would also like to suggest, when there are errors, perhaps I could supply you with some different text.  For example, I just bumped my SOA, and the secondary has not picked up on it yet.  The error is understood, but it may be nice to say:

Looks like your nameservers do not agree on the SOA serial. Ths SOA records as reported by your nameservers: 
xx.xx.xx.xx -&gt;  2009101600
xx.xx.xx.yy -&gt;  2009102000

If you just made an edit to your zone, this is normal.  If you have not made any edits to your zone, this should be fixed immediately.

Thanks</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What is the check that you do for glue records.  It seems to fail for most sites, saying glue was not sent.  I have looked over this many times, my zones do in fact gave glue.  Is there perhaps a bug in the way you are checking glue records?</p>
<p>There was a discussion on the isc bind mailing list a few weeks back, and we all looked over multiple zones, to conclude, the test is incorrect.</p>
<p>I would also like to suggest, when there are errors, perhaps I could supply you with some different text.  For example, I just bumped my SOA, and the secondary has not picked up on it yet.  The error is understood, but it may be nice to say:</p>
<p>Looks like your nameservers do not agree on the SOA serial. Ths SOA records as reported by your nameservers:<br />
xx.xx.xx.xx -&gt;  2009101600<br />
xx.xx.xx.yy -&gt;  2009102000</p>
<p>If you just made an edit to your zone, this is normal.  If you have not made any edits to your zone, this should be fixed immediately.</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
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