Hi Is there a way to run again the 3.0.2.1 update to allow the script to reconfigure the services? I didn't specify "yes" when I've run the updater for the 3.0.2.1 version. Regards
Yes, thats possible. You have to redo the update by following the manual update procedure as described here: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44277
Hi Till After that update, the server is unable to resolv external domain names like google.com etc. _______________________ # nslookup www.google.com ;; Got recursion not available from 127.0.0.1, trying next server ;; Got recursion not available from 213.251.188.140, trying next server ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached or # ping www.google.com ping: unknown host www.google.com _______________________ 213.251.188.140 is the IP address of the second name server
1) Which dns server do you use? 2) Have you configured anything in the dns configureation manually, e.g. adding a external resolver program? 3) check that all external dns servers in /etc/resolv.conf are valid and reachable.
MyDNS Since ISPConfig 3.0.1.6, I've modified /etc/mydns.conf like this : log = LOG_DAEMON # Facility to use for program output (LOG_*/stdout/stderr) pidfile = /var/run/mydns.pid # Path to PID file timeout = 120 # Number of seconds after which queries time out multicpu = 1 # Number of CPUs installed on your system recursive = # Location of recursive resolver allow-axfr = yes # Should AXFR be enabled? allow-tcp = yes # Should TCP be enabled? allow-update = yes # Should DNS UPDATE be enabled? ignore-minimum = no # Ignore minimum TTL for zone? soa-table = dns_soa # Name of table containing SOA records rr-table = dns_rr # Name of table containing RR data soa-where = server_id = 1 # Extra WHERE clause for SOA queries rr-where = server_id = 1 # Extra WHERE clause for RR queries use-soa-active = yes # To fix bug 295 where active or inactive status is ignored. use-rr-active = yes# To fix bug 295 where active or inactive status is ignored. notify-enabled = yes notify-source = XX.XX.XX.XX (IP address of the server) ixfr-enabled = yes ixfr-gc-enabled = yes debug-axfr = 5 Now, I've removed all the extra lines in bold and set allow-update to No. The second DNS is having trouble. Our ISP suggest to use OpenDNS servers during the resolution of that issue. Is it a good idea to add the openDNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf?
You need at least one working DNS server in /etc/resolv.conf. Which one does not matter much, use e.g. the opendns servers or the free dns servers from google.
