[nsd-users] [NLnet Labs Maintainers] NSD 4.1.2rc1 prerelease

[A. Schulze]

Anand Buddhdev:

> I just built it on our CentOS 6 build box, and there were no errors.
> There were just some warnings (gcc 4.4.7):
>
> xfrd-tcp.c: In function 'pipeline_find':
> xfrd-tcp.c:235: warning: dereferencing pointer 'key' does break  
> strict-aliasing rules
> xfrd-tcp.c:233: warning: dereferencing pointer 'key' does break  
> strict-aliasing rules
> xfrd-tcp.c:223: warning: dereferencing pointer 'key' does break  
> strict-aliasing rules
> xfrd-tcp.c:222: warning: dereferencing pointer 'key' does break  
> strict-aliasing rules
> xfrd-tcp.c:221: warning: dereferencing pointer 'key' does break  
> strict-aliasing rules
> ipc.c: In function 'child_handle_parent_command':
> ipc.c:85: warning: ignoring return value of 'write', declared with  
> attribute warn_unused_result
> zonec.c: In function 'zparser_conv_loc':
> zonec.c:956: warning: ignoring return value of 'strtol', declared  
> with attribute warn_unused_result

I build for Debian squeeze/wheezy/jessie. same warnings, installed &  
running ...

but I found some points I find ... at least strange:

I have one nsd as master, a second as slave receiving data via zone transfers.
- @master: nsd-control stop ( and restart )
- log @slave:
   info: notify for example.org. from 2001:db8::53 serial 1234

- @master: nsd-control notify
- log @slave:
   info: notify for example.org. from 2001:db8::53
- log @master:
   failed reading from 2001:db8::153 tcp: Connection reset by peer
   failed writing to tcp: Connection reset by peer
   ( multiple times ...)

in both cases the serial number @master did not change.

But in general: it works.

Thanks for nsd!
Andreas