I have the DNS files set up on my OpenBSD 4.0 amd64 system however when I run named, I get the following error in my logs:
The directory "/var/named" exists:
And the subdirectories also exist:
named.conf exists in /var/named/etc:
As near as I can tell, permissions and directories are all accurate. I've tried moving the directories under /var/named/var/named in case named chroot's before reading the config file but I get the same result.
I've done some poking around on Google and the answers all seem to be "does /var/named/etc exist" and "what are the permissions". I believe I've covered those questions here.
And it's running. From a security standpoint it's not ideal but it's working. And moving the files to the expected chroot'd directory (/var/named) didn't work which is why I used the -t parameter.
Still, if you have any ideas, I'll entertain them.
I figured it out. I was setting up the secondary server on my home OpenBSD box and realized I'd set the directory as "/var/named"; where the home one had it missing. I started the home one without a problem although I needed to transfer the rndc.key file into /var/named/etc and reload the server.
I must have been editing the named.conf file in the past while reading the DNS & bind book and added the entry.
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