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Mark Haney, mused, then expounded: |
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> I've done something really stupid and FUBAR'd my BIND install on what will |
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> be my new slave DNS server. The problem is that no matter what I do, when |
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> I try to start BIND the system claims 'named is already started'. |
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Sorry for asking the obvious.. |
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Have you tried - /etc/init.d/{bind} zap |
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If you haven't rebooted the system to running flag is still set in /var. |
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Bob |
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> What I want to do now is start over, tabula rasa, and rebuild BIND. I've |
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> tried emerge -C bind bind-tools but when I emerge it back, I still get the |
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> same problem. |
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> So, any decent, non-system-destructive ways to wipe BIND off the system. |
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