1) named (bind, caching-nameserver) get installed in a chroot jail when
you install them during installation. If you do it using yum after the
fact, no jail. I manually built the jail. I notice that you have that
(and other goodies) installed during the initial load - good.
# yum install bind-chroot
2) I did the initial install from a terminal, then proceeded with the
rest of it over ssh. All went well, until the firewall installed. Oops -
I lost the ssh connection. I had to modify the firewall.sh script to
allow my local domain in order to continue using ssh during the install
process (my server is (normally) headless - kinda like me sometimes).
It happens
3) I noticed that there's no ntp included with the toaster. I would
think that having the clock in sync would be a good thing. Is there a
security problem with ntpd that I'm unaware of? If not, including ntpd
would be nice. Need to install the package, configure ntp.conf, and
allow udp port 123 in firewall.
The default ntp package has a good default config. No need to unblock
udp port 123 anymore.
# yum install ntp
# chkconfig --level 2345 ntpd on
# service ntpd start
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