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bind doesn't restart after new account added

Discussion in 'Bind/DNS/Nameserver' started by rpmws, May 17, 2002.

  1. rpmws

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    I just added a new account with a domain that I knew was registered a while back. I added it using WHM and then tried it from my browser and got no dns. Shell on box using dig domain.net @127.0.0.0 reports no record. Looked in /var/named and sure enough the .db was there. Looked at it and it was fine. Restarted bind in WHM fixed teh problem..Site working and dig brings up zone.

    Is wwwacc broken ?? Nick??
     
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