Re: Redhat's Bind config tool

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I agree with the whitespace issue... but you dont need a FQDN in the zone file if the origin is set correctly?? none of mine have the FQDN.. only hostnames .. ofcourse after a bad experience with bind-config I use vim as my "config tool" :)

Tommy

--On Saturday, January 18, 2003 03:59:45 PM -0800 Kevin Brouelette <kevin1a@socal.rr.com> wrote:

Hello,

I haven't seen this on this list since I've been here a week or so,
I've been using testing redhats bind-config tool and it has caused me a
nervous
breakdown until today.  When I use it to setup DNS files on a
fresh installed machine, the zone files look fine yet don't work.
I've found a few things by trial and error to share to see if others
have discovered the same.

After using the tool to create a couple of zones:

1st]   /etc/named.conf  The tool edits and saves a
variety of empty lines, white spaces at the trailing end of most of
the lines in the file, and if I open it with 'vi' in a gui terminal,
I see RED boxes scattered all over the place [even over letters in
comments].

So the first thing I do is clean up all the RED boxes, trailing 'white
spaces'
and excessive blank lines.

2nd] When the tool creates a zonefile, [for example kbtest.com.zone] it
writes record as follows:

www	IN	A	123.234.345.456


This will fail.  -But- if I change it to:

www.kbtest.com.	IN	A	123.234.345.456

along with the above fix to /etc/named.conf and restart named,
the zones resolve and all is good.

Comments welcome

Kevin B








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