Setting Up DNS with BIND and Webmin

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by martinvidic, Jan 22, 2012.

  1. #1
    HI again.
    Thanx for the answer on my last message, but I'm still having trouble setting up my dns.
    Im using webmin and bind to set up my name servers etc.


    The Goal: Make flashmavi.com /home/flashmavi.com/www

    And here is what I did so far:
    In webmin I created a master zone for flashmavi.com - with 5 records
    flashmavi.com. NS Default ns1.flashmavi.com.
    flashmavi.com. NS Default ns2.flashmavi.com.
    flashmavi.com. A 180 74.50.97.118
    ns1.flashmavi.com. A 180 74.50.97.118
    ns2.flashmavi.com. A 180 74.50.97.119

    And then I added this to etc/https/httpd.conf
    Listen 80
    <VirtualHost *:80>
    ServerName www.flashmavi.com
    DocumentRoot /home/flashmavi.com/www
    </VirtualHost>

    But it doesnt work so far :(
    Help would be gr8!!!
    Thanx
    M.
     
    martinvidic, Jan 22, 2012 IP
  2. PsyHost

    PsyHost Well-Known Member

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    If you are having issues setting up DNS why not use a free provider that is already configured an also redundant, use the simple web based DNS editor. Thus revealing your stress and the obvious issues you are experiencing?
     
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  3. martinvidic

    martinvidic Guest

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    With great responsability comes great power :) Would be nice to know how to do these things on my own. I've learned a lot about apache in the last week and my new provider was supposed to set these my DNS up. But they failed me and had today i noticed they had 5 errors in my named.conf. So i had to start over on my own. This was the only thing i asked THEM to do for me, because i didn't want my site to go offline - no even for a second. Next time I will do everything on my own.
     
    martinvidic, Jan 22, 2012 IP