Hello,
I have a problem using the feature:
Dns Functions & Edit a DNS Zone
Everytime I run this function the ssh session times out trying to connect to my other name server.
Here is why -
I have my accounting/admin/primaryns server running ssh on a different port for security, so when I run the Edit a DNS Zone it trys to ssh to port 22 and times out. I am able to change most of all of the scripts but the &cpanel/whostmgr/bin/whostmgr& file is a binary and doesn't like to be edited....
I know it is not running on the right port because when I ps -ef this is what I get:
root 12869 12868 0 02:47 ? 00:00:00 ssh -o Protocol 1,2 -q 64.79.167.6 ls /var/named & /root/.sshtmp
and my logs say:
Jun 28 02:58:15 web1 stunnel[12962]: 127.0.0.1.2086 connected from 207.227.102.11:64636
Jun 28 02:51:32 web1 proftpd[12836]: web1.britehost.com (localhost[127.0.0.1]) - FTP login timed out, disconnected. Jun 28 02:59:52
Jun 28 02:54:27 web1 stunnel[12861]: Connection closed: 4584 bytes sent to SSL, 459 bytes sent to socket
Any tips on how I can get through this problem?
Thanks,
Paul
I have a problem using the feature:
Dns Functions & Edit a DNS Zone
Everytime I run this function the ssh session times out trying to connect to my other name server.
Here is why -
I have my accounting/admin/primaryns server running ssh on a different port for security, so when I run the Edit a DNS Zone it trys to ssh to port 22 and times out. I am able to change most of all of the scripts but the &cpanel/whostmgr/bin/whostmgr& file is a binary and doesn't like to be edited....
I know it is not running on the right port because when I ps -ef this is what I get:
root 12869 12868 0 02:47 ? 00:00:00 ssh -o Protocol 1,2 -q 64.79.167.6 ls /var/named & /root/.sshtmp
and my logs say:
Jun 28 02:58:15 web1 stunnel[12962]: 127.0.0.1.2086 connected from 207.227.102.11:64636
Jun 28 02:51:32 web1 proftpd[12836]: web1.britehost.com (localhost[127.0.0.1]) - FTP login timed out, disconnected. Jun 28 02:59:52
Jun 28 02:54:27 web1 stunnel[12861]: Connection closed: 4584 bytes sent to SSL, 459 bytes sent to socket
Any tips on how I can get through this problem?
Thanks,
Paul