Created attachment 389700 [details] named.conf WHY IN THE WORLD is update auf dnssec-conf changing "named.conf" Line 23/24: If i configure NO it has to be no Line 82: This BREAKS the whole configuration Line 224/225: No one has to add lines to MY configuration This stoopid thing happened while dist-upgrade to F11 the first time, ok after dist-upgrade you have to look if all things are running But never ever has ANYBODY to touch my configuration in normal life-cycle Generate a new file and save it as "named.conf.rpmnew" but leave my configuration as it was Even if you do not break the whole setup with line 82 you must not enable dnssec
Harald, of the problems noted here, I think the one not covered by other dependencies on bug 563115 is the concept "do not enable dnssec on systems that do not have it configured." Would you be willing to use this bug for that purpose and update the summary?
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