for what it's worth..
I manually entered a wildcard entry in the sqldb and then did an export
and it worked/was able to be resolved.
but when I use vegadns to look at the record it's fine, but when I try
and 'edit' it I get this error:
Resource id #12 and the text is in red.
Resource id #12
in
Ok.. (like you didn't know this was coming.. )
Where would I find out how to do it?
hostname *.blah.domain.name
type A
address 192.168.1.200
gives this error:
"*.blah.domain.name." is not a valid A record name
when I use \*.blah.domain.name I get this error:
"\\*.blah.domain.name." is not a valid
Bill Shupp wrote:
Brian wrote:
I have a tinydns server that I am trying to port/put into vegadns; to
make life easier on the people here.
in the original tinydns data file (that was created by hand/a human) I
have this:
Zdomain.name:192.168.1.248:hostmaster.domain.name::7200:3601:86400:3601:43200
I have a tinydns server that I am trying to port/put into vegadns; to
make life easier on the people here.
in the original tinydns data file (that was created by hand/a human) I
have this:
Zdomain.name:192.168.1.248:hostmaster.domain.name::7200:3601:86400:3601:43200::
&domain.name:192.168.1.248:500
OMAIN' on to it; even if I put
a.mx.blah.com. it will show up as a.mx.blah.com..DOMAIN.
Is this desired?
Is there someway to change that?
Thanks in advance,
- Brian
Hello all,
Is there some setting that limits how many domains that a user may add?
I can't see one.. and can't imagine that great program wouldn't have it.
- Brian
Brian wrote:
Hello all,
FreeBSD djbdns from ports user here; meaning that /var/service is the
daemontools directory, insted of the traditional /service
ls -l /var/service/*
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 22 Aug 6 2003 /var/service/httpd ->
/home/publicfile/httpd
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 22
004-07-13 14:32:56.937628500 7f01:c55a:280c - 0001 blah.testing.int
What is missing to make this work?
I thank you for taking the time to read this message.
- Brian
