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Dabg.... That solved the problem, thanks!

Running OPNsense 24.7.10_2-amd64 here. I wanted to add a few new device to our (working) WireGuard VPN using the peer generator.

The data created by the peer generator looks sane, but when I scan the displayed QR code using the latest WireGuard client app on either iOS or iPadOS (latest versions), the app says that the scanned QR code is not a valid WireGuard configuration.

I noticed that when you add a slave zone and then disable and reenable bind, an empty /usr/local/etc/named/named.conf file gets created and named does not start anymore.

When I remove the slave zone again and disable / enable bind again, then a working named.conf file gets created.

So this could be an issue in the part of the plugin that creates the config file.  Beind new to opnSense, I don't yet know where to look for log files etc. so can only report for now...

Well, at least it states clearly that zone management is still in an experimental state.

I noticed that when you add a slave zone and then disable and reenable bind, an empty /usr/local/etc/named/named.conf file gets created and named does not start anymore.

When I remove the slave zone again and disable / enable bind again, then a working named.conf file gets created.

So this could be an issue in the part of the plugin that creates the config file.  Beind new to opnSense, I don't yet know where to look for log files etc. so can only report for now...