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Update SO Debian 13 Error

Posted: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 13:00
by PuntonetSvb
SI received a notification that Debian 12 was reaching its end of support. I followed the instructions in keyhelp for the upgrade, but it didn't work, and my server became unusable. Initially, I got a Bind error, but everything else seemed to be working correctly. Only the domains stopped working. When I restored the backup immediately prior to the upgrade, the entire server stopped working, and I can only access it via SSH.

Re: Update SO Debian 13 Error

Posted: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 13:08
by 24unix
PuntonetSvb wrote: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 13:00 Initially, I got a Bind error, but everything else seemed to be working correctly.
I had the same error yesterday. I was including
/etc/bind/named.conf.default-zones
which has been removed from Trixie.

Re: Update SO Debian 13 Error

Posted: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 16:40
by PuntonetSvb
24unix wrote: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 13:08
PuntonetSvb wrote: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 13:00 Initially, I got a Bind error, but everything else seemed to be working correctly.
I had the same error yesterday. I was including
/etc/bind/named.conf.default-zones
which has been removed from Trixie.
And how did you solve it? I've been trying for two days straight and there's no way.

Re: Update SO Debian 13 Error

Posted: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 16:45
by Florian
Why did you do a rollback when the nameserver is not running? You can check the logs and solve the problem.

So what is the latest state of your server? When you id a rollback and it is not wokring than something is wrong with your backup

Re: Update SO Debian 13 Error

Posted: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 16:49
by 24unix
PuntonetSvb wrote: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 16:40
24unix wrote: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 13:08
PuntonetSvb wrote: Fri 6. Mar 2026, 13:00 Initially, I got a Bind error, but everything else seemed to be working correctly.
I had the same error yesterday. I was including
/etc/bind/named.conf.default-zones
which has been removed from Trixie.
And how did you solve it? I've been trying for two days straight and there's no way.
Run named-checkconf, it tells you the problematic file.
Remove the entry, restart bind.

It can handle root zones out of the box.