Randy,
I'll bet that if you do a 'which named' you will find that it replies with
'/usr/sbin/named' and not '/etc/rc.d/init.d/named' (I am not in front of my
machine so I may have these paths slightly wrong). If I am correct than what
is happening is that it is picking up the named binary and not the named shell
script that impelent start/stop/restart. Make sure you are invoking the named
script and not the binary and you'l' be fine.
Remember that even if you are in /etc/rc.d/init.d directory, unless '.' is on
your PATH, you will have to say './named' to invoke the script.
HTH!
>>>>> "Randy" == Randy C Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Randy> Somebody has probably posted this type of problem before, but I
Randy> haven't seen it ;-) Anyway, just installed a brand new Redhat 5.0
Randy> server. named won't execute properly. When I try named stop, no
Randy> messages, just the command prompt & named is still in the process
Randy> list. Same for named start and named status, no messages, just the
Randy> command prompt. named.restart does work, but it generates a message
Randy> that there are no more processes left in this runlevel. I have
Randy> upgraded most of the rpms that are necessary (bind,tcp
Randy> wrappers,...). I would love to figure this out, and I'm just
Randy> banging my head on the wall. Really hard. Thanks for any
Randy> assistance!
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