Jim & Jack,
Sounds to me like the 'dreaded' rndc.conf failure. try the named -g command. If
you have an error concerning the 'couldn't add command channel 127.0.0.1#953' then
you need to configure the rndc.conf information in the /etc/rndc.conf and
/etc/named.conf files.
Check man -k rndc and r
chkconfig httpd off
vi /etc/init.d/named & put (without ticks) '/sbin/service httpd start'
at the end of the start stanza and '/sbin/service httpd stop' at the end
of the stop stanza.
not sure that this will work, it depends on whether the daemon function
in /etc/init.d/services waits for a comp
Under normal circumstances, one of my servers handles dns for 180 domains and
apache about 100 virtual servers.
Twice recently, once with 8.3 (cooker) and last night with 9.0 life turned
sour.
On a reboot, named loads zones very slowly - one every 20 to 30 seconds.
Apache comes up broken in on
Many folk have reported sluggish performance on their Mandrake 8.0
installations. Here are some reasons:
1. See the article on MandrakeForum. If you have a K6 with a VIA chipset,
there is your explanation.
2. If you want to change that behavior, first choose whether you want
reiserfs and
