Lines Matching refs:AXFR
40 echo_i "testing initial AXFR ($n)"
46 /AXFR/
48 /AXFR/
50 nil. 300 TXT "initial AXFR"
53 /AXFR/
76 $DIG $DIGOPTS @10.53.0.1 nil. TXT | grep 'initial AXFR' >/dev/null || ret=1
94 nil. 300 TXT "initial AXFR"
114 echo_i "testing AXFR fallback after IXFR failure (not exact error) ($n)"
117 # Provide a broken IXFR response and a working fallback AXFR response
129 /AXFR/
131 /AXFR/
133 nil. 300 TXT "fallback AXFR"
134 /AXFR/
144 $DIG $DIGOPTS @10.53.0.1 nil. TXT | grep 'fallback AXFR' >/dev/null || ret=1
149 echo_i "testing AXFR fallback after IXFR failure (too many records) ($n)"
168 /AXFR/
171 nil. 300 TXT "fallback AXFR on too many records"
172 /AXFR/
182 $DIG $DIGOPTS @10.53.0.1 nil. TXT | grep 'AXFR on too many records' >/dev/null || ret=1
192 echo_i "testing AXFR fallback after IXFR failure (bad SOA owner) ($n)"
198 # Provide a broken IXFR response and a working fallback AXFR response.
208 /AXFR/
210 /AXFR/
212 test.nil. 300 TXT "serial 4, fallback AXFR"
213 /AXFR/
219 # zone. A fixed one would reject the IXFR and fall back to AXFR. Both IXFR and
220 # AXFR above bring the nil. zone up to serial 4, but we cannot reliably query
224 # at test.nil. which is present in both IXFR and AXFR (with different contents).
240 # present in the fallback AXFR, so checking for that is enough to verify if a
243 grep -q -F "serial 4, fallback AXFR" dig.out.test$n.2 || ret=1
292 # we want to make sure that a change to sub.test results in AXFR, while
296 cp ns3/subtest1.db ns3/subtest.db # change to sub.test zone, should be AXFR
342 echo_i "testing DiG's handling of a multi message AXFR style IXFR response ($n)"
398 # Should be "AXFR style" response
412 # Should be "AXFR style" response
424 # Should be "AXFR style" response
467 echo_i "testing fallback to AXFR when max-ixfr-ratio is exceeded ($n)"
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