Did you try my install script?Nice one may i suggest to adapt it to a plugin for da ?
Also, Is the Go new ?
its a bit confusing especially since the post is from 2018.
The documentation is a bit off. Since its referring to directory's witch since have been changed moved.
If you setup wiki or something i am happy to update the manual for centos 7.
The Above is no criticism what so ever mere suggestions. Taken from my experience sofar.
My problem is nslookup on the master (DA) server gets server can't find xxxx.nl REFUSED.
logs are full with:
2019:11:28-19:24:23: Cluster: Error writing remote dns zone at host x.x.x.x for domain (xxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.nl): (null) (retry=0)
2019:11:28-19:24:23: Cluster socket:
I am pretty sure its my fault with my named on DA but it has been reset to defaults still can't get it to work.
So my inexperience with dns/bind services is necking me. Any pointers or link to guide that i can use as a prerequisite to install this ?
Or if any one can link/show me their master and slave and directslave .conf files wil be helpfull as a guideline.
Hi. Does it support DNSSEC?
[root@ns2 bin]# ./directslave --check
DirectSlave GO/3.3 Advanced (c) Roman Mazur <[email protected]> 2012-2019
Here we do some test to check if your config ...
/usr/local/directslave/etc/directslave.conf is good.
Reading /usr/local/directslave/etc/directslave.conf ... OK
Trying to drop privileges to 25 25 ... OK
Running tests as UID:25, GID:25
Opening/creating file 'access_log' -> /usr/local/directslave/log/access.log ... OK
Opening/creating file 'error_log' -> /usr/local/directslave/log/error.log ... OK
Opening/creating file 'action_log' -> /usr/local/directslave/log/action.log ... OK
Opening/creating file 'named_conf' -> /var/named/directslave.inc ... OK
Opening/creating file 'pid' -> /usr/local/directslave/run/directslave.pid ... OK
Testing named_workdir acesssibility /var/named/secondary ... OK
Testing RNDC util accessibility at path /usr/sbin/rndc ... OK
*** All OK! You can safely run with --run flag.
allow-transfer { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; };
allow-notify { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; };
notify yes;
I have the same issue any advise?I need some advise, i don't know what is wrong with my directslave.
I successfully installed directslave. No error when running directslave --check.
Directadmin can connect to directslave.
Bind is running with no error
My directslave can receive NEW dns (create from directadmin) and directslave can DELETE dns (delete from directadmin)
My problem is:
My directslave can not update dns if there dns change on directadmin.
What is going on with my directslave? and how to fix it?
Do you have the multi server setup?Hi,
I have done a fresh installation on DirectAdmin + CloudLinux.
I have installed DirectSlave on CentOS7
Did the installation using https://github.com/afrizalnet/directslave-install
DirectSlave started without any issues.
I added some demo DNS entries on the DirectAdmin Box.
But the DNS entries is not replicating on the DirectSlave Box.
I modified DirectAdmin's /etc/named.conf file and added for the slave server
Code:allow-transfer { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; }; allow-notify { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; }; notify yes;
I see that in the named.conf file on DirectSlave it does have the master servers IP listed there.
I thought it was a firewall issue so I did some dig tests from the DirectAdmin Server to the DirectSlave server and that went trough fine.
I saw the failed dig entries in /var/log/messages (The domain does not exist on the DirectSlave server)
Any suggestion why the DNS is not replicating?
Yes I did I saw that it did update but only after about 4 hours after the change was made on the MasterDo you have the multi server setup?
Yes it is really the same.Server1(asmaster) Server2(asslave). is this really the same as the Server 2 below?
Which servers have DirectAdmin installed on them? Which server have Directslave?
This is how it works from the DA side. https://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=97
Maybe this will help. You might read through this for general background. https://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch4/#master
In general, slaves are slaves, and masters are masters. Each Master needs its own slave.