Hi Roger, Sorry for mentioning same fact again. Just tried to install pdns-admin-113. The install went through nice and smooth and I am able to create a new domain. Then I install pdns-admin-114. There was one glitch during the install, namely
PHP Notice: Undefined index: admin_email in /home/pdnsadmin/global .php on line 505, referer: http://pdns1.w3media.net/pdnsadmin/install/index.php?mode=new_install Even though I filled out the field for the administrator's email. That didn't prevent me to access pdnsadmin and then I see the newer interface. An attempt to create the new domain ends up with a blank screen. Unfortunately I don't see any errors in httpd.log file. I'm running pdns-3.0-svn taken from http://svn.powerdns.com/snapshots/. Could it be a reason for this error? Eugene -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 1:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [Pdns-users] PDNS-Admin 1.1.4 Released The direct download link for pdns-admin is here: http://www.iguanadons.net/downloads/PDNS-Admin-114-15.html Do mail signatures not show up for everyone on this list? If not I'll try and remember to include the link in the email itself next time. I'll see to getting a logout link from the AdminCP, and a search feature is also on the list of things to add. Several people have asked for that already. Usually when a screen goes blank with a PHP based application, it's because an error was triggered. They don't always show up on your screen, but there should be a record of it in your webserver logs. I've not had any trouble assigning new domains to users after creating them. Eugene Pefti wrote .. > Hi Roger, > > I am bit late to express my appreciations to you and your work. That's > great! Nice and wonderful! > I don't mind to donate the worth of my week lunches, indeed. Publish > the link, if you don't mind. > Still would like to reiterate it would be nice to have a logout link > from the admin CP page. I don't mind to use my mouse to go back but > having a link to the original page would be a logical thing. > One more observation. I don't have quite of list of domains yet but > will it not be convenient to have a Search button to look for the > needed domain while you are on the original page after logged on as admin. > > P.S. Just discovered something that stopped my progress. I tried to > add a domain and assign it to a previously setup user. The page went blank. > There's no domain entry in the domains table. Did I do something wrong? > Should I reinstall pdns from scratch? > > Eugene _______________________________________________ Pdns-users mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.powerdns.com/mailman/listinfo/pdns-users
