cPanel + BIND 9?

[medieval]

For some reason, my server was provisioned with BIND 9 installed; it seems that cPanel by default does not like BIND 9, per the "ndc: connection failed" messages.

Anyone have any suggestions?

[Noogin]

It looks like a broken named.conf

have you tried running "/scripts/fixndc" ?

[medieval]

By Jove, I think you've got it.

Give this man a cookie!

By the way, is there a list somewhere of all of these scripts and what they do? The only documentation I got with my server was "Here's your server, its provisioned, have fun."

Me: .......

[hoover]

Originally posted by 0pt1c0n
It looks like a broken named.conf

have you tried running "/scripts/fixndc" ?

stupid question:

how are you running "/scripts/fixndc" -- via telnet?

I can't access my server via telnet, as it's denying the connection. How do I set up remote access... if this is even what I need to do to run this script.

thanks.

[knightfoo]

Originally posted by medieval
By Jove, I think you've got it.

Give this man a cookie!

By the way, is there a list somewhere of all of these scripts and what they do? The only documentation I got with my server was "Here's your server, its provisioned, have fun."

Me: .......

I wish there was a list .. the scripts that we tell you about are the ones that we find in the process of fixing problems. There is nothing said about them in the WHM/CPanel documentation, so we normally contact CPanel support and learn about them as the need arises. If you are command-line savvy, you may want to look around in /scripts on your CPanel server to see what is there. A lot of them have documentation in the top of the file that tells you what they do. I'll open a ticket with CPanel support to see if there is any documentation for these magic scripts.

-knightfoo

[charlie]

you need to use ssh. go to google and search for "putty" and download that. use ssh just like telnet. you login with a telnet enabled account and then type "su" and then your root password, prompt will change to # when you are in root mode.

charlie
=T

Originally posted by hoover
stupid question:

how are you running "/scripts/fixndc" -- via telnet?

I can't access my server via telnet, as it's denying the connection. How do I set up remote access... if this is even what I need to do to run this script.

thanks.