I upgraded from 10.3-RELEASE to 11.0-RELEASE-p7 this weekend and my knot1 DNS broke. After some Googling I found: https://gitlab.labs.nic.cz/labs/knot/issues/477 It looks like it's been fixed for 11.0-STABLE in FreeBSD, but the workaround suggested there doesn't seem to work on 11.0-REL-p7 for knot2. The workaround being adding: --enable-recvmmsg=no to the configure flags. It looks like that's in the Makefile, but it didn't work for me. I did update my local Makefile for dns/knot1 with the same suggested workaround and knot1 now works, so I rolled back to knot1 .
Thanks for the feedback, I experienced the same in 11 (and have no solution yet). But with your additional info I can at least improve knot1.
Hello, The problem has been fixed a while ago: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports/head/dns/knot2/Makefile?r1=427187&r2=427186&pathrev=427187 It does work correctly with FreeBSD 11. PS: I'm the one who had opened the issue on Knot's bugtracker. Best Regards, Olivier
Yes, but that doesn't work for me. dns/knot1 actually does work when I add the --enable-recvmmsg=no manually to the Makefile. dns/knot2 doesn't work with that fix for me. I have 2.3.3 built using poudriere with IDN enabled and nothing else. If I install it, convert my config file I get nothing when doing UDP queries. TCP sort of works. dns/knot1 doesn't work at all for TCP and UDP without --enable-recvmmsg=no on the config. I tried disabling my PF completely and still no dice. It shows as running on the required port and IP. The one thing weird is that I have it running on a non-primary IP and then unbound is forwarding local zone lookups to it. However, I can't query it directly either. So, don't know if that non-main IP would cause anything.
Hello, That's very weird. Like you, I'm compiling Knot 2.3.3 with poudriere and I only enabled IDN. But I'm using it in a simple configuration, as a slave DNS server on standard port 53, with IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity. When a previous version of Knot2 wasn't working for me on FreeBSD 11, only UDP wasn't working at all. TCP was working fine. What do you mean by "TCP sort of works"? I'm wondering if your problem isn't related to something else. Maybe you should ask on FreeBSD forums, giving details of your configuration. Best Regards, Olivier
Hello Henrik, knot2 being many releases further on now, is this still an issue? (if not then please close this PR). Leo.
It wasn't a few months ago when I last tried, but it will be fixed via the patch in FreeBSD 11.1 anyway which is now in beta, so I wouldn't expend anymore time on it.