Set dnssec-validation to auto so default trust anchors are used. #147
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When dnssec-validation is set to yes, trust anchors must manually be configured with either the trusted-keys or managed-keys directives. When set to auto, bind will use either its compiled-in trust anchors or those specified in the bind.keys file, if found.
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When dnssec-validation is set to yes, trust anchors must manually be
configured with either the trusted-keys or managed-keys directives.
When set to auto, bind will use either its compiled-in trust anchors or
those specified in the bind.keys file, if found.