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Erm what is happening ?



I set it up on my linux machine, and then I went to dns crawler to test it, and at my end It says error sending response: Network unreachable.



I have my firewall ( hardware) allowing all ports needed ( I had it set up in windows and it worked before changing to linux)



any ideas. Does linux also need ports setting up ?.

Thanks guys

    
Guest


Err oh yeah this might help huh

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sorted it but now I need to know where the log files go in linux ?, I cant find them.

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attach your named.conf for me.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by SilentRage
attach your named.conf for me.




Damn thing is chrooted anyway, and I cant find half the files or where they are meant to actually be placed.

Thanks Silentrage

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these 3 lines were relevent:




Code:



directory "/var/";
file "query.log" versions 3 size 100M;
file "activity.log" versions 3 size 100M;






so you should look for:

/var/query.log

/var/activity.log



However, if you chroot'ed BIND with a command like this:



named -u named -t /chroot/named



Then you should look for:



/chroot/named/var/query.log

/chroot/named/var/activity.log

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I didn't do it. But It says something about it being set to yes in the sysconfig/named file, and about -t var/lib/named/var being added if set to yes, but the its not there, put /lib/named to the end of that and it is also in there. I cant find the silly init file either if it isnt named.conf.

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Well on my system I have 2 files. One of them is the init file located here:



/etc/rc.d/init/named



In that file it refers to a variable that stores commandline options that are passed to the named process. This variable is configured here:



/etc/sysconfig/named

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