Unable to create subdomain (2011)

[iamthezio]

A general User gets this error when asking DA to create a subdomain

Permissions look good on the files and directories. DNS is generally not used on this system, but named is running.

domain.com has been substituted for actual domain name.

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Unable to create subdomain

Error writing the db file: Unable to save dns zone: named-zonecheck returned:
loading "domain.com" from "/var/named/domain.com.db.temp" class "IN"
dns_rdata_fromtext: /var/named/domain.com.db.temp:15: near 'ftp': syntax error
zone taillc.com/IN: loading master file /var/named/domain.com.db.temp: syntax error

Any ideas?

 

[mr.applesauce]

Your dns zone has errors. You will have to figure out what is wrong. Maybe have to manually edit the zone to see where the error is.

 

[SeLLeRoNe]

Check if you have a custom named template in

/usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom/

If yes, something should be wrong on it.

Also, tru

/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/set_permissions.sh all

Regards

 

[iamthezio]

Issue resolved.

SeLLeRoNe and mr.applesauce.

Thank you for the suggestions, I revised the DNS zone file and inspected the custom template folder, and ran the permission script.

All is working well.

Zio

 

[iamthezio]

Update

Just a secondary note.

I did run set_permissions.sh all on this CentOS server.

It broke mysql, stopped mysql, and removed the pid info so it could not restart.

The solution was to add the line

socket=/tmp/mysql.sock back to the file

/var/local/directadmin/conf/mysql.conf

and restart mysql.

Some how a more restrictive permission was added to a system file and mysql count not continue.

Check if you have a custom named template in

/usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom/

If yes, something should be wrong on it.

Also, tru

/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/set_permissions.sh all

Regards

 

[iamthezio]

Addendum.

MySQL is running on the system, but the DirectAdmin interface cannot see it.

It also hosed my Tomcat sites, which need MySQL. This has been a bad, bad, day.

 

[zEitEr]

you should remove

socket=/tmp/mysql.sock

from /var/local/directadmin/conf/mysql.conf

and restart directadmin, as mysql socket is not placed in /tmp on Linux by default.