hi ya...
think there's more to it...
if you are running a primary dns for a domain,
you should update your serial number in the SOA record
- if you do not change the serial numbers...
- you are asking for some wierd problems to occur...
If you are running a secondary dns for some domains,
I always remove the old DNS cache files ( /var/named/*.zx in my case )
than stop and start named using any of the methods posted
- verify that the changes you made shows up in the
dns cache files
- check the log files and verify that named did not barf on anything
( /var/log/messages in my case )
named seems to do it's magical update periodically...propagating
any new changes based on the "larger" serial number... newer dns files
have fun
alvin
> ->I have a question for yall? I am runnind R.H.5.1 with named, got the =
> ->domains working but i need to know how to update the cache because i =
> ->changed some reverse dns names and it still acts like they are the old =
> ->ones? how can i update this? if you could direct all inquiers to =
> ->[EMAIL PROTECTED] i would appreciate it. thanks in advance.
>
> kill -1 <named pid>
>
> or
>
> /etc/rc.d/init.d/named restart
>
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