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...m samba_dlz is confusing, since it is actually not "shutting down". Rather, samba_dlz, maintains a reference counted singleton of its state. What happens during reload is: 1) dlz_create is called. The refcount is upped, same internal instance returned to named and* nothing is logged.* 2) dlz_configure() is called. 3) dlz_destroy() is called. The refcount is decreased (from 2 to 1), nothing is destroyed, *but it incorrectly logs that it is shutting down!* Clearly, bind expects to start a new instance of its dlz, initialize it, and then destroy the old instance. I am hacking on this to figure...

...e > it is actually not "shutting down". > Rather, samba_dlz, maintains a reference counted singleton of its > state. What happens during reload is: > 1) dlz_create is called. The refcount is upped, same internal > instance returned to named and* nothing is logged.* > 2) dlz_configure() is called. > 3) dlz_destroy() is called. The refcount is decreased (from 2 to 1), > nothing is destroyed, *but it incorrectly logs that it is shutting > down!* > > Clearly, bind expects to start a new instance of its dlz, initialize > it, and then destroy the old instance. &g...

..."shutting down". > > Rather, samba_dlz, maintains a reference counted singleton of its > > state. What happens during reload is: > > 1) dlz_create is called. The refcount is upped, same internal > > instance returned to named and* nothing is logged.* > > 2) dlz_configure() is called. > > 3) dlz_destroy() is called. The refcount is decreased (from 2 to 1), > > nothing is destroyed, *but it incorrectly logs that it is shutting > > down!* > > > > Clearly, bind expects to start a new instance of its dlz, initialize > > it, and then...

Hai, Check the content of : /etc/logrotate.d/named If you see postrotate /etc/init.d/smbd reload > /dev/null endscript Change that to postrotate if [ -d /run/systemd/system ]; then; systemctl -q is-active named && systemctl reload named; else; /etc/init.d/named reload ; fi'; endscript Its something like that, so who pointing.. That does not matter, because this is OS