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On 16. 11. 2010 20:47, Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> Do you absolutely *have* to run bind? Aside from it being a 100% RFC-compliant |
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> reference server, it's a pig to run in real life. For an auth server, powerdns |
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> is very good. For a cache, unbound. |
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Well, not *absolutely*, but I'm an old dog used to work with old tools |
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like bind, sendmail, etc. I'm getting older with them... |
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> What you have here is common. Bind can't find, or can't deal with, it's PID |
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> file. Or it's just being stubborn. |
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> Check your config that the PID file is in the right place, usable and that it |
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> has the correct pid in it. Also check the init script for the same thing. |
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To me pid seems to be in the right place. Nothing suspicious... |
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> Failing that, there's "kill -9", this won't break anything but might |
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> disconnect a client. |
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Well, I could kill the process while working in terminal. But when |
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I forget to do it and try to shutdown server, it hangs and waits. |
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And *that* is a problem. I have to power it off, and next time when |
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I boot up, I have to fsck all partitions... |
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Jarry |
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