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I need help with /scripts/proxydomains

Discussion in 'cPanel Developers' started by jefferyw18, Jul 22, 2012.

  1. jefferyw18

    jefferyw18 Well-Known Member

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    so I ran strace on this bad boy trying to find out where its getting the ips from and not having any luck can someone shed some light on this?

    the ips for (cpanel / whm / webmail / webdisk) are wrong

    Code:
    strace -vFf -s 9999 -o ~/trace.out /scripts/proxydomains add --domain=mydomain.com
    Code:
    15754 execve("/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/bin/dnsadmin-ssl", ["/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/bin/dnsadmin-ssl", "--action", "SYNCZONES", "--data", "cpdnszone-mydomain.com=%3b%20cPanel%20first%3a11.30.3.5%20%28update_time%29%3a1342933959%2011.24.4-CURRENT_32603%3a%20Cpanel%3a%3aZoneFile%3a%3aVERSION%3a1.3%20hostname%3amy.hostname.com%20latest%3a11.30.3.5%0a%3b%20Zone%20file%20for%20mydomain.com%0a%24TTL%2014400%0a@%0986400%09IN%09SOA%09ns1.mydomain.com.%20myemail.hotmail.com.%20%28%0a%09%09%092012072209%0a%09%09%097200%0a%09%09%097200%0a%09%09%092419200%0a%09%09%0986400%20%29%0a%0amydomain.com.%2086400%20IN%20NS%20ns1.mydomain.com.%0amydomain.com.%2086400%20IN%20NS%20ns2.mydomain.com.%0a%0a%0amydomain.com.%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0a%0alocalhost.mydomain.com.%20IN%20A%20127.0.0.1%0a%0amydomain.com.%20IN%20MX%200%20mydomain.com.%0a%0amydomain.com.%20IN%20TXT%20v%3dspf1%20a%20mx%20a%3amail.mydomain.com%20%3fall%0a%0amail%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0awww%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0aftp%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0a%0airc%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0aradio%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0ans1%2014400%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0ans2%2014400%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0ablah%20IN%20A%2024.87.41.13%0acpanel%20IN%20A%20192.168.0.10%0awhm%20IN%20A%20192.168.0.10%0awebmail%20IN%20A%20192.168.0.10%0awebdisk%20IN%20A%20192.168.0.10&"]) = 0
     
    #1 jefferyw18, Jul 22, 2012
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    It's better to check the opens to see what files are being opened to use:

     
    #2 cPanelTristan, Jul 22, 2012
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    thanks for the tip, I may have solved my issue with my grand bash script that I wrote however this may point me in the right direction
     
    #3 jefferyw18, Jul 22, 2012
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    $formdata .= '&zonedata=' . Cpanel::Encoder::URI::uri_encode_str($zonedata) if $zonedata;

    where can I find zonedata?
     
    #4 jefferyw18, Jul 23, 2012
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    You can find your zone data in /var/named, However i HIGHLY recommend that you use the "Edit DNS Zone" in WHM, unless you are know how to edit dns zones manually.
     
    #5 CitizenK, Jul 23, 2012
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    The thread is about the proxysubdomains having the wrong IPs when added to the DNS zone files and wouldn't be about editing DNS zones manually to fix them. Basically, the script is pulling the wrong data and that incorrect data is being pushed into /var/named zones. This user needs to know where it's grabbing the wrong data to build the proxy subdomains for the zone files with those wrong IPs.

    jeffery, if you cannot determine the cause shortly, I suggest opening up a ticket for us to review the strace to determine why it's pulling the wrong IPs. Please ensure to note when opening the ticket an example domain, the proxy subdomain entries being added (including IP) and what IP it should be instead.
     
    #6 cPanelTristan, Jul 24, 2012
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    so where is it getting the data from? httpd.conf ?

    same thing when /scripts/wwwacct somedomain.com someuser somepass ?
     
    #7 jefferyw18, Jul 24, 2012
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    Is it picking internal IPs rather than the frontend IP, is that what is the issue? If it were picking httpd.conf, it should still be selecting the right IP. The only reason I could see httpd.conf having the wrong IPs is if the server has a NAT and httpd.conf has been modified to use private IPs.

    As for "/scripts/wwwacct", it's going to select the IP in /etc/wwwacct.conf file that's the main shared IP listed as ADDR. It would also be in /var/cpanel/mainip file.
     
    #8 cPanelTristan, Jul 24, 2012
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    I changed the ADDR ip to my WAN IP in /etc/wwwacct.conf ran /scripts/proxydomains add and its still using 192.168.0.10

    if the account is created with an internal IP 192.168.x.xxx then DNS shouldnt be using that internal IP cause it will cause problems
     
    #9 jefferyw18, Jul 25, 2012
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    Why is the account using the internal IP, though? You have a NAT, right? As such, how did you set Apache to select that internal IP on account creation?
     
    #10 cPanelTristan, Jul 26, 2012
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