Named configuration error in centos 6.9

[shan2naruto]

yes how can i rectify this @trevorH

[TrevorH]

Without me consulting the documentation that describes the format of zone files, I suspect it may be as simple as deleting the whitespace prior to the @, the server1 and server2 lines. If that doesn't work then you'll need to go search out the doc for zone files and discover the correct format.

[MartinR]

I can confirm that Trevor. A space or tab at the beginning of the line means "use the existing name", so the three lines are interpreted as:

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@        @        IN NS server1.example.tv.
@        server1 IN  A  10.0.2.17
@        server2 IN  A  10.0.2.16

Expanding line 2 fully:

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example.tv.         server1  IN            A 10.0.2.17

[TrevorH]

Thanks. I don't hand edit zone files very much as most of my updates are done via nsupdate.