manual DNS control

[Nuxwin]

(03-30-2010 05:47 PM)aseques Wrote:  

(03-30-2010 07:32 AM)GioMac Wrote:  what is instable? in my case it just works... what kind of problem should i expect?

The biggest issues I've found so far:
.- The mx entries are wrongly created, and break the dns zone. (You can add them only editing the db or using the non-official ispcp CLI)
.- The timestamp doesn't update when creating new records on a domain alias.

Hello ;
- The timestamp doesn't update when creating new records on a domain alias. (Fixed in trunk)

.- The mx entries are wrongly created, and break the dns zone. (You can add them only editing the db or using the non-official ispcp CLI) (Will be fixed)

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(08-11-2010 04:10 AM)kingxerxes Wrote:  i take it this has been pushed back to a later release then?

yes, sorry for that. 1.0.6 was been only security fix release with small tools update.

[kingxerxes]

i see, do you have any release schedule for 1.0.7?

[Nuxwin]

For now, the team think about the next release. Depending of the final decision, we'll release the last trunk state as RC release or as 1.0.7 with a set of already fixed bugs (not included the fixes for custom DNS records feature) or others things like this.

The trunk has very bigs changes and bugs-fixes but all must be correctly tested to avoid any surprises. That for why we should think before take any decisions about the next release content.


Note: Sorry for my poor English, I'm French

[kingxerxes]

that is fair enough. do you have any idea when the DNS element will be resolved? if not, can you reccomend a way to host domains on the ispCP system and allow them to have custom DNS entries?

[kilburn]

You can manually edit the zone files. It's a bit tricky but works perfectly. Just take into account that you have to edith both /etc/ispcp/bind/working/domain.tld.db and /var/cache/bind/domain.tld.db.

After editing the zone file(s), dont forget to issue:

Code:

rndc reload domain.tld

And that's it...

PS: Make backups of your zone files whenever updating the panel!

[kingxerxes]

so to have a domain with custom records:
1) create domain normally
2) edit the zone files you mentioned

i take it then that once a custom entry is created, i cannot use the control panel to create subdomains etc on that particular domain ...

[kilburn]

(08-11-2010 06:44 PM)kingxerxes Wrote:  so to have a domain with custom records:
1) create domain normally
2) edit the zone files you mentioned

i take it then that once a custom entry is created, i cannot use the control panel to create subdomains etc ...

You can create subdomains, etc. provided that you respect the special tags that you'll see in the zone file

[Nuxwin]

(08-11-2010 06:42 PM)kilburn Wrote:  You can manually edit the zone files. It's a bit tricky but works perfectly. Just take into account that you have to edith both /etc/ispcp/bind/working/domain.tld.db and /var/cache/bind/domain.tld.db.

After editing the zone file(s), dont forget to issue:

Code:

rndc reload domain.tld

And that's it...

PS: Make backups of your zone files whenever updating the panel!

Sure but during update, all manually changes will be lost.

Don't forget to update the serial manually too.

[aseques]

I just made a patch that fixes the mx behaviour, it applies to current trunk, if you want it ofr but it's a couple of lines that can be ported to previous versions it's only a couple of lines ...

http://isp-control.net/ispcp/attachment/..._fix.patch

[Nuxwin]

(08-11-2010 08:48 PM)aseques Wrote:  I just made a patch that fixes the mx behaviour, it applies to current trunk, if you want it ofr but it's a couple of lines that can be ported to previous versions it's only a couple of lines ...

http://isp-control.net/ispcp/attachment/..._fix.patch

Ok but what about the SN issue (only fixed in trunk too)

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