I added a CNAME record on a domain using CPanel "Edit DNS Zone". It looked like this:
mail 14400 IN CNAME pop.anotherdomain.com
But when i do
host mail.mydomain.com i get
mail.mydomain.com CNAME pop.anotherdomain.com.mydomain.com
How do i make bind CNAME to pop.anotherdomain.com instead of pop.anotherdomain.com.mydomain.com.
Haven't delved into cPanel for a while, but had to get a VPS set up for someone but having problems with BIND.
I try to set the nameservers in WHM but when I try to add the 'A' record, I get the following:
"Bind reloading on uk using rndc zone: [domainname.com] Error reloading bind on uk: rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused"
my box has 2 ip's on it. venet0 and venet0:1. Apache is binding to both ip's. I only want it to bind to one IP and leave the other one free (on port 80 at least), before i go in and edit the apache config files by hand, is there any way to ensure i dont break anything in cPanel by doing this (i.e. are there any dependencies or does cPanel even have an intermidiate config for doing this)?
I try to set up my VPS.
I couldn't set up any domain because I always got the error "Sorry, a DNS entry for domain.com already exists, please delete it first (from all servers in the dns cluster)".
Then I realized that it's because there was no named.conf. So I tried to make a named.conf myself (I took a named.conf from another server and changed it a bit)... at least I could add DNS Zones and domains now. But it still wasn't working very well.
Is there a way to build named.conf by fedora or cpanel?
