Noticed i forgot to update that my config I have the name server for my
config.yml set to the vm nameserver managed by cloudstack, but i've
realized as well that I should tripple check that config will do so and
post back as I assume this reference to the code for scalr dns might be
triggered by some key i am not aware of or perhaps as a fallback if it
cannot post to the nameserver I have defined in my config.
On Monday, July 28, 2014 6:28:52 PM UTC-7, Aatxe Urrutia wrote:
>
> Note sure if there is a way to override this as I just re-downloaded the
> source code from github and grepped through the source code and these
> appear to be hardcoded
>
>
> grep -r -i 'scalr-dns.net' app/*
> app/observers/class.DNSEventObserver.php:
> $pdnsDb->Execute("INSERT INTO `domains` SET `name`=?, `type`=?,
> `scalr_farm_id`=?", array("{$hash}.scalr-dns.net",'NATIVE',
> $event->GetFarmID()));
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Db/Manager.php:
> 'private' =>
> "int.master.{$behavior}.{$dbFarmRole->GetFarmObject()->Hash}.scalr-dns.net
> ",
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Db/Manager.php: 'public' =>
> "ext.master.{$behavior}.{$dbFarmRole->GetFarmObject()->Hash}.scalr-dns.net
> "
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Db/Manager.php:
> 'private' =>
> "int.slave.{$behavior}.{$dbFarmRole->GetFarmObject()->Hash}.scalr-dns.net
> ",
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Db/Manager.php: 'public' =>
> "ext.slave.{$behavior}.{$dbFarmRole->GetFarmObject()->Hash}.scalr-dns.net"
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Farms.php: 'value' =>
> "ext.master.{$dbMsr}.{$dbFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net"
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Farms.php: 'value' =>
> "ext.slave.{$dbMsr}.{$dbFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net"
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Farms.php: 'value' =>
> "int.master.{$dbMsr}.{$dbFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net"
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Farms.php: 'value' =>
> "int.slave.{$dbMsr}.{$dbFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net"
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Farms.php: 'value' =>
> "api.ext.cloudfoundry.{$dbFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net"
> app/src/Scalr/UI/Controller/Dnszones.php: if
> (in_array($chkDmn, array('scalr.net', 'scalr.com', 'scalr-dns.net', '
> scalr-dns.com')))
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->mysql->master->private = "int.master.mysql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->mysql->master->public = "ext.master.mysql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->mysql->slave->private = "int.slave.mysql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->mysql->slave->public = "ext.slave.mysql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->postgresql->master->private =
> "int.master.postgresql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->postgresql->master->public =
> "ext.master.postgresql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->postgresql->slave->private =
> "int.slave.postgresql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->postgresql->slave->public =
> "ext.slave.postgresql.{$DBFarm->Hash}.scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->redis->master->private = "int.master.redis.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->redis->master->public = "ext.master.redis.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->redis->slave->private = "int.slave.redis.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/src/api/class.ScalrAPI_2_3_0.php:
> $response->redis->slave->public = "ext.slave.redis.{$DBFarm->Hash}.
> scalr-dns.net";
> app/www/ui2/js/ui/services/mongodb/status.js:
> value: 'ext.mongo.' + moduleParams['farmHash'] + '.scalr-dns.net'
> app/www/ui2/js/ui/services/mongodb/status.js:
> value: 'int.mongo.' + moduleParams['farmHash'] + '.scalr-dns.net'
> app/www/ui2/js/ui/dbmsr/status.js: value:
> 'ext.master.' + moduleParams['dbType'] + '.' + moduleParams['farmHash'] + '.
> scalr-dns.net'
> app/www/ui2/js/ui/dbmsr/status.js: value:
> 'ext.slave.' + moduleParams['dbType'] + '.' + moduleParams['farmHash'] + '.
> scalr-dns.net'
> app/www/ui2/js/ui/dbmsr/status.js: value:
> 'int.master.' + moduleParams['dbType'] + '.' + moduleParams['farmHash'] + '.
> scalr-dns.net'
> app/www/ui2/js/ui/dbmsr/status.js: value:
> 'int.slave.' + moduleParams['dbType'] + '.' + moduleParams['farmHash'] + '.
> scalr-dns.net'
>
>
>
>
>
> On Friday, June 13, 2014 2:13:10 PM UTC-7, Jeremy Koerber wrote:
>>
>> I'm working on reproducing this and will let you know what I find. Expect
>> to hear back from me early next week if I don't get it figured out today.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jeremy
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 4:31 PM, Aatxe Urrutia <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> mysql> select * from domains;
>>>
>>> +----+------------------------------+---------------+--------+-------+---------+
>>> | id | name | scalr_farm_id | type | index |
>>> os_type |
>>>
>>> +----+------------------------------+---------------+--------+-------+---------+
>>> | 1 | f83290c12eac42.scalr-dns.net | 3 | NATIVE | NULL |
>>> linux |
>>>
>>> +----+------------------------------+---------------+--------+-------+---------+
>>> 1 row in set (0.00 sec)
>>>
>>> mysql> CREATE TABLE `domains` (`id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
>>> `name` varchar(36) DEFAULT NULL, `scalr_farm_id` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
>>> `type` varchar(36) DEFAULT NULL, `index` int(11) DEFAULT NULL, `os_type`
>>> enum('windows','linux') DEFAULT 'linux', PRIMARY KEY (`id`), KEY `name`
>>> (`name`), KEY `scalr_farm_id` (`scalr_farm_id`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT
>>> CHARSET=latin1;
>>>
>>> I created the above table from what I saw the php doing at it populated
>>> it as also shown above, I also looked through the source sql and dont see a
>>> domains table in it so I am wondering is there some other part or module I
>>> am missing?
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thursday, June 12, 2014 2:40:33 PM UTC-7, Aatxe Urrutia wrote:
>>>>
>>>> mysqli error: [1146: Table 'scalr.domains' doesn't exist] in
>>>> EXECUTE("DELETE FROM `domains` WHERE scalr_farm_id =
>>>>
>>>> that is the error message I get
>>>>
>>>> On Thursday, June 12, 2014 2:39:57 PM UTC-7, Aatxe Urrutia wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> I got scalr to write to both zone files and the
>>>>> /var/named/client_zones/zones.include
>>>>>
>>>>> however when I set it up via the UI to associate with a farm if I
>>>>> terminate the farm it complains that a domains table is missing. I
>>>>> checked
>>>>> the db and there is no domains table and the php class that calls it , is
>>>>> in fact looking for a scalr.domains table. i.e.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Tuesday, June 10, 2014 3:01:02 PM UTC-7, Aatxe Urrutia wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I was away on vacation, got back and installed bind & traced logs for
>>>>>> errors and saw where it was expecting files, changed that and reloaded
>>>>>> and
>>>>>> the dns zone was marked as active in scalr and the logs show it
>>>>>> communicating , additionally writing zone files and reloaded bind.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> thanks
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Friday, May 9, 2014 12:44:48 PM UTC-7, Aatxe Urrutia wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> OK, so I have my setup working , scale up, scale down, graphing, etc
>>>>>>> however now I have been tasked to look and see if I can look at the
>>>>>>> custom
>>>>>>> DNS options in scalr.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Looking at the docs from the UI standpoint it seems the actual
>>>>>>> mechanism in which DNS is made to work is missing.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I.e.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I think this may be what is needed but am asking if this is correct.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> install Bind on local scalr system and allow it to receive
>>>>>>> transfers from localhost? ( I would assume that scalr will make an API
>>>>>>> call
>>>>>>> to it)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> - The local DNS server will then notify its slaves
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The parent DNS I can forward a zone to the scalr system so any name
>>>>>>> scalr creates will still work in my internally dc & office DNS.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Am I missing anything?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> -B
>>>>>>>
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