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many problems with unbound resolving dns names #1133
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With the command 'dig' the server can be inspected to see what answers it gives. With dig '@' and the IP address and the query to look at. For unbound, the verbosity can be increased to say, level 4 or 5. This prints more details, and that may provide useful information if you look at it; in particular it prints the 'dig' like output from the upstream lookups and what it then does with that. The |
This is what I got:
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Surprising result, it prints no error, but also no data. It must have got a response somehow with zero data for this item. Is there items in the unbound configuration that deal with the name, |
The config items, |
I have 4 conf-files here: adguardhome.comf
hyperlocal.conf
remote-control.conf
root-auto-trust-abchor-file.conf
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Sorry, but I have no idea how to do this ... I already added the options to the conf-file, but now? |
This is not the server that was queried by the dig command, that queried After adding log options, enable the |
Here are some more outputs:
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So the one that is |
How to check them? |
Log files? Enable the options and look for the content of that file? With the |
I hope this helps: Ich habe um 10:58h versucht die Seite zu öffnen
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So it says this:
There was a query for In addition I spot this line in the log snippet:
If IPv6 does not work, perhaps set |
main unbound.conf
Yeah, ipv6 is already disabled. My fault from testing ... log-local-actions is enabled
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It could be an immediately reply from cache, for some reason. Could you restart the server and query again from a fresh start? Otherwise the immediate reply could be a cached response, but without the response from cache it would start recursively resolving it, with processing the query and printing the details about what happens to the log. And then it can be seen from the logs what happens when the query is resolved. |
I restarted the server before the logs. maybe it will be a good idea to install adguard and unbound on a complete new lxc. Maybe faster than searching the error? |
If you restarted the server, the logs, but earlier parts, could contain the recursive resolution of the domain |
Sorry, I go on vacation tomorrow and just took a backup before adding unbound to the adguard. Will go on after my holiday. Thanks a lot for your help!! |
Describe the bug
after installing unbound and connecting it with my adguard I have problems with many websites, which are not working anymore. For example support.google.com. The name is not resolved.
To reproduce
When I only habe unbound as the upstream dns server in adguard teh domain is not resolved. Adding an other DNS server to adguard everything is fine.
System:
unbound -V
output:Examples with only unbound:
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