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SPF records. Misallocation after moving account

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  1. speckados

    speckados Well-Known Member

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    Leave the original, not the destination server.

    Problems.
    The migrated accounts retain the IP of the machine is old and not new
    The accounts have as the shared IP and not IP or interface eth0: 0

    Are there any script to correct SPF records in a machine?
     
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    Are you looking to replace the old IP with the new one in the DNS zone files? If yes, do the following:

    replace "OLDIP" "NEWIP" -- /var/named/*.db
    service named restart

    It will replace the oldIp with the new one in all the zone files. If you are looking for something else, I suggest you to explain your question a bit more.
     
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    1.- replace it's interesinting tooll of... mysql (best other solution wiht perl, awk)
    2.- I'm looking for CPANEL solution. Not a Tech Solution.
    3.-Also I like any guy of Cpanel's team. read... I work wiht cpanel since 2003 and there any problems... all times problems...

    A nice day.
     
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    You can remove the current SPF by uninstalling and reinstalling it using cPanel's SPF script.

    /usr/local/cpanel/bin/spf_uninstaller username
    /usr/local/cpanel/bin/spf_installer username

    'username' is the cPanel username of the account.
     
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