Hi,
I hope someone can help I am kinda new to the whole linux enviroment.
I have setup cpanel with a test license which is almost up.
I want to make sure I can get it working before I go ahead and buy the full license.
Everything work, but I think I might have the named.conf file wrong.
When I goto http://&ipaddress it comes up great .... I have a domain setup to my server to test it and when I go to www.domain.com it goes . So I wanted to test this too i tried http://&ipaddress&/~login name and it goes to
http://the domainIsetup/~login name (a 404) not http://www.domainname.com
Also Do I need the named.ca (named.root) and type hint; zone in the named.conf ?
This is the last thing that is giving me problems so far. Or atleast as far as I know.
Hope someone can help
I have searched this bbs a lot for my answer before posting.
I have found a lot of helpful infomation, but no answer for this question
Also Do I need to make account for my nameservers ? that way if someone would go to http://ns.domains.com and ns2.domain.com there will be something there ?
Thanks
I hope someone can help I am kinda new to the whole linux enviroment.
I have setup cpanel with a test license which is almost up.
I want to make sure I can get it working before I go ahead and buy the full license.
Everything work, but I think I might have the named.conf file wrong.
When I goto http://&ipaddress it comes up great .... I have a domain setup to my server to test it and when I go to www.domain.com it goes . So I wanted to test this too i tried http://&ipaddress&/~login name and it goes to
http://the domainIsetup/~login name (a 404) not http://www.domainname.com
Also Do I need the named.ca (named.root) and type hint; zone in the named.conf ?
This is the last thing that is giving me problems so far. Or atleast as far as I know.
Hope someone can help
I have searched this bbs a lot for my answer before posting.
I have found a lot of helpful infomation, but no answer for this question
Also Do I need to make account for my nameservers ? that way if someone would go to http://ns.domains.com and ns2.domain.com there will be something there ?
Thanks