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Originally Posted by phoenix  When you need to become root you should always use the "su -" format, the hyphen is important and sets the user environment correctly.[/CODE] |
Thanks this way it seems to work. At least no bind error message is showed during starting the OS (unlike before) :-)
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Originally Posted by phoenix You should be able to see if you have the named group with the following: and see which user named is running with (obviously, start it first):
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Seems the following output to be ok?
named dialout cdrom floppy audio viedeo player
Hopefully the last question:
Should the Split-DNS related files (/etc/resolv.conf, named.conf.options, db.mydomain.com) be edited as user "root" or as user "named" an su - ?
Thank's a lot!
John