Updating old CentOS 4 DNS servers to CentOS 5, one of our zones has a number
of entries with underscores in. Starting named results in the following
error and named refusing to start.
masters/example.com.db:33: mail_server.example.com: bad owner name
(check-names)
I've tried including
check-nam
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> > Yes, don't use check-names or set it to warn. See chapter 06 of the ARM.
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> Or drop those names (although RFC 2181 allows those in labels, but it
> also makes clear, that not any label must be allowed as a host name).
And herein lies the problem, this version of Bind seems to ignore the
c
> Yes, don't use check-names or set it to warn. See chapter 06 of the ARM.
>
> Or drop those names (although RFC 2181 allows those in labels, but it
> also makes clear, that not any label must be allowed as a host name).
My Bad!
I missed a 'file not found' error in the output. Fixed that and na
> i need to know where i can find php version 5.2?
you'll probably want to have a look here
http://www.php.net/get/php-5.2.6.tar.bz2/from/a/mirror
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I'd use
find /path/ -atime +180 -print
2008/12/2 Tom Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Can anyone help me with the syntax to find last accessed time on a bunch
> of dir's - something like show me the files that were last accessed 6
> months or more ago?
>
> thanks
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Bit of an emergency as I'm told this laptop has to leave here in 15 minutes,
I've gone ahead and configured, made, installed PHP 5.2 but an httpd restart
still only sees the old PHP 5.0.4, I think there's a fairly simple way to
get it to find the 5.2 version I've just installed but can't think what
2009/1/22 Ralph Angenendt :
> John Clement wrote:
>> Bit of an emergency as I'm told this laptop has to leave here in 15 minutes,
>> I've gone ahead and configured, made, installed PHP 5.2 but an httpd restart
>> still only sees the old PHP 5.0.4, I think there
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