BIND Woes A Second Thought

[Mike Dwiggins]

Tim,

I hate to be pendantic but, if you will look at your previous postings 
you will see that you were replying to me.

Obviously those previous posts did not impart enough information to 
solve the problem.

That would be the obvious reason to post the question again prefaced 
with the fact that I had started from a virgin install.

It should be fairly obvious that I have at least one domain up and 
functional based on my e-mail address.  So although a total rookie to 
Linux I am not completely clueless.

I am trying to leave the Dark Side (MicroShaft) due to this same type of 
attitude.

So just do me a favor, the next time I post a question, do not respond.

If I have offended anyone else on this e-mail chain I offer apologies in 
advance but a pet peeve of mine has just been stomped  on big time.

If I had wanted this, I would have stayed over on the Dark Side!

James M. Dwiggins
SFC USA (RET)

PS

If this means I get kicked off this this list, so be it!

 

Tim wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-04-20 at 18:49 -0700, Mike Dwiggins wrote:
>   
>>  I am trying to set up a second server which is going to have Master 
>> Zones and Slave Zones so must be a full nameserver not a caching-nameserver.
>>     
>
> It can be all three, at once...
>
>   
>> I did a complete virgin install of FC 6 and then did a
>> yum install bind*
>>
>> I then went into /etc looking for named.conf,  all I could find was a 
>> caching-nameserver.conf.
>>
>> The caching-nameserver.conf contained a comment line that said to use 
>> system-config-bind to create a named.conf.
>>
>> A quick whatis system-config shows that there is no system-config-bind 
>> command in FC 6.
>>     
>
> Install it, as well...  Or just make up your own named.conf file, by
> hand, and have it "include" the other config file.
>
> By the way, they're actually in /var/named/chroot/etc/ not just /etc/.
> The /etc/ directory just has symlinks pointing to the files in the
> chroot location.
>
> If you go back through the list archive, you'll see some postings I've
> made about this, this month.  They're in threads about BIND, or name
> server.  The archive link is the URI below, in the list signature.  That
> URI is not just for unsubscribing.
>
>   

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