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Discussion in 'Bind/DNS/Nameserver' started by superman, Jan 13, 2004.

  1. superman

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    I just deleted a nameserver from the "Manage Nameserver IPs" list. After I delete, it display a message that indicate "The ip XX.XX.XXX.XXX is now ready for re-use as a diffrent nameserver". But when I access the "Manage Nameserver IPs" list again, the nameserver still display on that page. Any idea why this problem happening please?
     
    #1 superman, Jan 13, 2004
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    This is happens with me too!
    I can't delete the IP!
    I'm also tried delete from /etc/nameserverips but, I don't know how, the IP come back to the same place after I have saved the file!
     
    #2 garak, May 1, 2004
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    Have you tried removing it from:

    /etc/wwwacct.conf
     
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    The /etc/wwwacct.conf file, only have the host nameservers.
    I'm talking about resellers nameservers.
     
    #4 garak, May 1, 2004
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    A little known fact is that anyone can use any Nameserver when registering a Domain name. Why people do it doesn't really matter as it's easy to shut them down at the source -- your Server.

    open /etc/nameserverips
    remove unwanted nameservers and put the IP back to =0
    save and close
    now use: chattr +i /etc/nameserverips

    This ensures that nobody uses your IPs for Namservers unless you want them to. You'll also have to remember to use:

    chattr -i /etc/nameserverips

    when you want to edit the file, then lock the file back up again with chattr +i


    The above method avoids many problems and is much preferable over using WHM for any Nameserver editting.
     
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