[KLUG Members] Devel Linux as DNS Server

Bruce Smith bruce at armintl.com
Fri Aug 19 15:22:51 EDT 2005


> > I use DL as my company's DNS servers.  I cheated and simply copied over
> > my the named config files from the distro I was previously using.  :-)
> Kinda thought I would do that too, only the jail config example on the 
> devil linux site is confusing. Maybe a sample config for something a 
> little less exotic (for me ;) than Lotus Notes. hmmm... Bind?

You really don't have to worry about the jail script, it's all setup and
ready to go.

Just create the config file:  /etc/named.conf

And put your zones in  /etc/named/ 
(and make sure that directory is set in /etc/named.conf)

It copies everything over to a jail directory and starts named.

The only weird thing is when you modify any zone file, you can't just
SIGHUP the server, you have to restart it fully, since the config files
are now in two different places.  "/etc/init.d/named restart"

Of if you don't run to use a chroot jail, simply turn it off in setup
(or by editing /etc/sysconfig/config)

> > Probably something screwed up in your /etc/sysconfig/config  
> > Edit it manually and look for something like "CONFIG_=xxx"
> > where it should be "CONFIG_NAME=xxx"  ("NAME" is missing)
> > 
> > Seems like there was a recent bug fix on this one too.
> > If you find out which service is missing the name, let me know
> > which one and I'll double check to make sure it's fixed.
> The only CONFIG_ anything is CONFIG_SPAMD in the config file, no CONFIG_=

Crap, meant to say "START_", not "CONFIG_".  Look for that instead.

> I think I have seriously broke it anyway, modifying the system from the 
> CLI, Off to start from scratch... maybe with an earlier version

 - BS




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