Re: domain replica - ispman-agent crash

ahem... I had a feeling this would get mixed up.  What it's referring to 
is the NAMEd user, as in the name daemon, aka bind.  This is a setting 
in the config section of the ispman web interface.  On most systems it 
should be bind.  Isnt it great when coders pick a perfectly useful word 
(named) and give it a whole different context.   Here's a good way to 
check what ISPman is thinking about using...

[root@fox bin]# ./ispman.getConf namedUser
bind


Hope this helps!  Fwiw, there is an IRC channel #ISPman on 
irc.freenode.net that a number of people (including me) lurk in.  If you 
want interactive help, feel free to stop in.

Jeff



Michael Zimmermann wrote:

> Jeff Meden wrote:
>
> Hi ther,
>
>> Are you certain that the specified named user exists?  Although i'm 
>> not sure why it would matter only in this instance, i take it you 
>> have set up other domains as well on this system.  In any event, the 
>> little perl knowledge i have suggests that line 75 of 
>> ./ispman/lib/dns.bind8.lib is useless because $user has no value, 
>> ever (unless its inherited at some point, but I cannot see where or 
>> why it would be).
>>
>>          or die "$user not in passwd file";
>
>
> Well, you more or less came up with the same idea I had while looking 
> through the code.
>
> Please have a look at the screenshots here:
>   - incunabulum.de/~mz/ispman1.jpg
>   - incunabulum.de/~mz/ispman2.jpg
>
> So, which of the users / owners defined here is the named user, the 
> perl script complains about?
>   - the domain owner
>   - the domain customer
>   - the domain client?
>
> The names for domain owner and domain customer are identical with the 
> ones for the domain this domain is a replica of. (They are just 
> additional strings, so this should not be of importance)
>
> I guess, because the CreateCannonicalMapEntry script is failing and 
> there were some changes to the code I guess I will try upgrading my 
> ispman installation and see whether this helps.
>
>
>
>



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