Description of problem: Cannot create any user defined (either dynamic or static) IPV6 PTR Zone but 0::/128 Cannot manually setup any IPV6 mask (only predefined 128 is allowed) Cannot add any AAAA record to any user defined TRANSFER zone Cannot add any IPV6 PTR record Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Never worked was already broken FEDORA 12 and is FEDORA 13 broken still Any attempt to modify the files to add such record or zone) out of system-config-bind (even with named daemon down) leads to crash of system-config-bind a last when it not corrupts db files (text) known by system-config-bind How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a zone example.mydomain 2. Add a A record myhost.example.mydomain 3. Add a AAAA record for same host or 1. Create IPV6 reverse Zone with any less than 128 mask (e.g. 64 in my own case) Actual results: Nothing created, displaying corrupted (some zones seem to have disappeared) Possibly corrupted (empty file) transfer zone file (the one you try to add a AAAA record) Expected results: Being able to manage IPV6 stuff naturally Additional info: webmin does the job (but heavy load on old computer like mine) why doesn't system-config-bind ?
It's broken also on F14 Same issues https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=667255 But I created them manually, now system-config-bind crashes when you open it. You mentioned webmin is this in the repos?
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