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Re: 4.6 on OS X 10.3 ServerFrom: Paul Willis Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2003
Time: 4:01:35 pm> Make sure that /etc/named.conf is the correct version - it should have
> a comment at the top that looks like this:
>
> // This file was generated by QuickDNS from Men & Mice
It is the right file....
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//
// This file was generated by QuickDNS from Men & Mice
// WARNING: ** DO NOT EDIT **
//
include "/var/named/conf/logging";
include "/var/named/conf/user_before";
include "/var/named/conf/options";
include "/var/named/conf/user_after";
include "/var/named/conf/zones";
controls {
inet 127.0.0.1 port 54 allow {any; };
};
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,,,the other file in /etc is named.conf.bak which is the OS X Server
version.
> If not, look for other files with names starting with "named.conf" in
> the /etc directory that are the correct one. Once you've found it,
> rename it to named.conf.
>
> If that's not the problem, or if you still have problems after fixing
> that, then try this command as root:
>
> /usr/sbin/qdnsremoted -debug -ll5
>
> Does it give an error message?
It does give an error message...
23:48:16 Starting named parser - parsing datafile "/etc/named.conf".
23:48:16 Error in file "/etc/named.conf", line 11. Expected "keys", got
";" .
Looking at named.conf on the server that is OK it has
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//
// This file was generated by QuickDNS from Men & Mice
// WARNING: ** DO NOT EDIT **
//
include "/var/named/conf/logging";
include "/var/named/conf/user_before";
include "/var/named/conf/options";
include "/var/named/conf/user_after";
include "/var/named/conf/zones";
-----------------------------------------
What should a correct named.conf look like?
Paul
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