Manual lines in DNS zone file

[ephigenie]

yes. Try to find the file you like to have patched before you just stupidly type what others say.

if you already have a installed ispCP there's no configs/centos bla whatever directory .
Only sth. like in /etc/ispcp/bind/parts - please try reading the manpage for patch (man patch).

Sry for being a bit rude - but ppl not even trying to think about the obvious are driving me mad.

[sfera]

Sorry dude, i think im correctly.

I have some problems with the english and i dont find any manual for DNS-zone patch. I dont want create probles to you.

I decide dont install the patch. I dont need help for install Isp-cp only for this problem and for translate isp to other server. Thx for try help me and sorry my bad english and for dont undertand the solution.

[tuxStyle]

I have a problem with the MX records:

Code:

May 26 12:02:25 sync named[3773]: dns_master_load: /var/cache/bind/sync.uni.cc.db:63: ftp.sync.uni.cc: CNAME and other data
May 26 12:02:25 sync named[3773]: zone sync.uni.cc/IN: loading from master file /var/cache/bind/sync.uni.cc.db failed: CNAME and other data

Zone file:

Code:

$TTL 12H
$ORIGIN sync.uni.cc.
@               IN              SOA             ns1.sync.uni.cc. postmaster.sync.uni.cc. (
; dmn [sync.uni.cc] timestamp entry BEGIN.
                2009052600     ; Serial
; dmn [sync.uni.cc] timestamp entry END.
                8H              ; Refresh
                30M             ; Retry
                4W              ; Expire
                3H              ; Minimum TTL
)
                IN              NS              ns1.sync.uni.cc.
                IN              NS              ns2.sync.uni.cc.

sync.uni.cc.     IN              A               69.197.162.131
sync.uni.cc.     IN              TXT             "v=spf1 a mx ip4:69.197.162.131 ~all"

localhost       IN              A               127.0.0.1
ns1             IN              A               69.197.162.131
ns2             IN              A               193.230.197.29
; CNAME for VHCS compatibility
ns              IN              CNAME           ns1
; sub [{SUB_NAME}] entry BEGIN.
; sub [{SUB_NAME}] entry END.

; dns [1] entry BEGIN.
admin   IN      A       69.197.162.131
; dns [1] entry END.

; dns [2] entry BEGIN.
mail    IN      A       69.197.162.131
; dns [2] entry END.

; dns [3] entry BEGIN.
imap    IN      CNAME   mail
; dns [3] entry END.

; dns [4] entry BEGIN.
pop3    IN      CNAME   mail
; dns [4] entry END.

; dns [5] entry BEGIN.
pop     IN      CNAME   mail
; dns [5] entry END.

; dns [6] entry BEGIN.
relay   IN      CNAME   mail
; dns [6] entry END.

; dns [7] entry BEGIN.
smtp    IN      CNAME   mail
; dns [7] entry END.

; dns [8] entry BEGIN.
www     IN      A       69.197.162.131
; dns [8] entry END.

; dns [9] entry BEGIN.
ftp     IN      CNAME   www
; dns [9] entry END.

; dns [11] entry BEGIN.
        IN      MX      10      mail.sync.uni.cc.
; dns [11] entry END.

; dns [{MANUAL_DNS_ID}] entry BEGIN.
; dns [{MANUAL_DNS_ID}] entry END.

Moving the IN MX record on top, under name servers solve the problem.
Also i think:

Code:

sync.uni.cc.     IN              TXT             "v=spf1 a mx ip4:69.197.162.131 ~all"

should be change to something like:

Code:

sync.uni.cc.     IN              TXT             "v=spf1 a mx ip4:69.197.162.131 include:mail.sync.uni.cc ~all"

just in case the MX points to a different IP address.

[ephigenie]

(05-25-2009 11:55 PM)sfera Wrote:  Hi epigenie.

I try yout comment but i get the same error

ks202641:/etc/ispcp# patch -p1< basic-dns-support-1.0.0.patch.txt
patching file configs/centos/bind/parts/db_dns_entry_b.tpl
patching file configs/centos/bind/parts/db_dns_entry_e.tpl
patching file configs/centos/bind/parts/db_dns_entry.tpl
can't find file to patch at input line 19
Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option?
The text leading up to this was:
--------------------------
|diff -bNBru ispcp-omega-1.0.0/configs/centos/bind/parts/db_e.tpl ispcp-omega-1.0.0.patched/configs/centos/bind/parts/db_e.tpl
|--- ispcp-omega-1.0.0/configs/centos/bind/parts/db_e.tpl 2009-02-08 11:58:58.000000000 +0100
|+++ ispcp-omega-1.0.0.patched/configs/centos/bind/parts/db_e.tpl 2009-03-16 16:14:29.000000000 +0100
--------------------------
File to patch:

any idea? Thx in advanced.

yeah : the idea is to look if those files which are going to be patched exist under the path were they're sarched for.

so patch -p<num> < patchfile #where <num> specifys the directory leveldepth to rip of from the filepaths of files affected in the patch.

The configs/ directory can only be in a fresh source directory.
in an already installed ispCP there's no configs dir. But the affected files are there (at least the modified templates) .
These are below /etc/ispcp/bind/parts

So try to count how many filelevels you need to remove via <num> to make the patch apply.

[yoyoucool3]

I just read through the previous posts and I see people having problems and errors (and bad english, har har). It's all very confusing. Wondering if someone can put together a simple "howto" so everyone's on the same page, or if it exists already and I haven't found it by searching, where it would be.

I'm running 1.0.0 stable, I updated from RC7. Lower left-hand corner states

ispCP 1.0.0 OMEGA
build: 20090225
Codename: Priamos

Thanks for any help, this is the only feature i'm dying to get on my box.. it's production though so I don't want to mess with nightly builds (right now only have 1 running ispcp due to dns not being configurable)

Thanks!
-Brent

[bpratt]

(05-29-2009 04:10 AM)yoyoucool3 Wrote:  I just read through the previous posts and I see people having problems and errors (and bad english, har har). It's all very confusing. Wondering if someone can put together a simple "howto" so everyone's on the same page, or if it exists already and I haven't found it by searching, where it would be.

I'm running 1.0.0 stable,

Thanks for any help, this is the only feature i'm dying to get on my box.. it's production though so I don't want to mess with nightly builds (right now only have 1 running ispcp due to dns not being configurable)

Like you, I am keen to to install the same on my 1.0.0 stable system, but after reading the whole thread, it appears that most people are running it with RC6 or earlier.

I have been hoping a howto would be available so that we can upgrade to this feature without killing our systems.

Thanks in advance.

[tuxStyle]

Is working fine with a nightly built but still have some issues.
Subdomains are not generated after a record is added.
MX records are added in in a wrong place.
Some records (ftp, pop, smtp, etc) are in template file and are not editable.

Is a lot of work to be done...
It crossed my mid to start doing some changes but i will have a new project at work so, i won't have any spare time

Let's just hope the owner will be back and finish the job.

[Foggy]

Hm, i have same iusse with mx records with different ip.
The currently record wich will be generated looks like this:

Code:

; dns [5] entry BEGIN.
exchange    IN    A    123.123.123.123
; dns [5] entry END.

; dns [6] entry BEGIN.
            IN    MX    0    exchange.domain.tld.
; dns [6] entry END.

Thats not working, as mentioned put this MX record in the above section to the @ stuff will work. It does also work if you change into this lines:

Code:

; dns [5] entry BEGIN.
exchange    IN    A    123.123.123.123
; dns [5] entry END.

; dns [6] entry BEGIN.
domain.tld.            IN    MX    0    exchange.domain.tld.
; dns [6] entry END.

So to do this, just one question, how and when will this records be generated? Cause i dont find any template for this to change the generating of mx records with domain.tld.

---

Ok, i came up to change line 497 from /var/www/ispcp/gui/client/edit_dns.php from

Code:

        $_dns = '';

to

Code:

        $_dns = $record_domain . '.';

This should fit my needs...

[BeNe]

So we need this change in the trunk ?

Greez BeNe

[tango]

I am also waiting since 3 / 4 year