Could anyone help me out with this? Should I run a cron job?
you dont give enouth detales.
what vershions, dns setup, crap like that.
dont expect people to know whats going on when your that broad.
qbert
what vershions, dns setup, crap like that.
dont expect people to know whats going on when your that broad.
qbert
I'm not an expert, but I believe it's supposed to sighup named automatically.
If not, try /etc/init.d/named restart and see if it starts working.
You could always setup a script to run this every 5 minutes as a workaround until you can find a permanent solution.
Just my 2c.
If not, try /etc/init.d/named restart and see if it starts working.
You could always setup a script to run this every 5 minutes as a workaround until you can find a permanent solution.
Just my 2c.
What I do: inserted a crontab which every 4 hours executes "/scripts/dnstransfer"
Work's like a charm (although I realize it's a workaround)
Dillard
Work's like a charm (although I realize it's a workaround)
Dillard
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