Quoting Ray Dermody (DERMODYR at ITCARLOW.IE):
> We were running Bind 8.2.4 but upgraded to Bind 9.2.1 (so we
> thought). After doing a named -v we are shown the 9.2.1 version.
> But after doing a dig on the server we are shown that we are still
> running 8.2.4.
I would speculate that you somehow never shut down the old version's
running instances, and never started up the new one. Do:
# ps auxw | grep named
Visually note PIDs, etc.
# killall named
# ps auxw | grep named
See if they shut down. If they didn't, "killall -9 named". Then
"/etc/init.d/bind9 start", or whatever is required to start up the
replacement version.
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