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| Author: | xnemesis [ Tue Jan 08, 2008 12:26 pm ] |
| Post subject: | BIND problem |
Hi guys, I've been playing around with BIND and doing quite some reading today to set it up for a domain. I had it working (except RDNS), tried to add some subdomains and broke it. I then removed what I thought I'd added in, and it still won't work; the domain cannot resolve here's my named.conf file: Code: options {here's my crispycrisp.zone file: Code: $TTL 600 Any idea what I've done wrong? I don't see what is wrong with it. Thanks |
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| Author: | irgeek [ Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:08 pm ] |
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1) A domain can only have one SOA record. You have two. Details 2) The MNAME should be the name of your primary DNS server, not an IP address. The page I referenced explains about the dot on the end. Also, an IP address does not end in a dot. 3) NS records should be a FQDN Details 4) Your 186.18.67.in-addr.arpa reverse zone won't do anything if ThePlanet probably isn't delegating rDNS to you. You need to set up the forward DNS correctly then use the Linode Platform Manager to set up rDNS. BTW: Did you do a find/replace on the domain name for privacy or is that really the domain you are trying to set up? Because it's not registered yet. I have avoided the urge to register it and sell it to you for $1,000 thus far. |
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| Author: | xnemesis [ Tue Jan 08, 2008 5:00 pm ] |
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Thanks for the reply irgeek. Right, again I've had it working, but seem to have managed to break it again. I do own this domain, I bought it the other day, and my registrar has the entire domain pointing at the relevant linode nameservers for my IP. I'm not sure if I got everything from your reply, I think I did, here's my new zone file: Code: $TTL 600 And thanks for the info RE: RDNS, I've worked that out, but I need my 2 nameservers and DNS working before I can sort that out, so I've removed the file and the lines from named.conf that deal with that. Any help on the above? |
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| Author: | xnemesis [ Wed Jan 09, 2008 3:30 am ] |
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Update: I have it all up and running now. Thanks to someone from the IRC channel who's name escapes me (sorry if you read this =P), I missed the trailing . in $ORIGIN oh well. Just waiting for my RDNS to refresh, hopefully that will go smoothly. Thanks for your help =) |
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