On 11/9/05, *Jason S* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
wrote:
On 11/9/05, *Bob Ababurko* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Jason S wrote:
On 11/8/05, *Bob Ababurko* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Is there any reason that the axfr would not work for
me? I have the
axfr running on the same IP as I do tinydns. I can do a
dnsq of the
domain that I want to transfer using 'soa domain
tinydns/axfr_IP'
and it
works fine showing that the domain is set up ok. I have
the tcp file
set up with: :allow,AXFR="ricochetmarketing.com
<http://ricochetmarketing.com>
< http://ricochetmarketing.com>"
When i go to import the domain via the gui, I get:
Error: could not do axfr-get for ricochetmarketing.com
<http://ricochetmarketing.com>
< http://ricochetmarketing.com>
I do not know what else I can do. I actually do not see
anything
in the
logs of the axfrdns server. I am thinking that something
may not be
working right with the vegadns host. When I try to run '
tcpclient -v
-H -R 24.75.44.210 <http://24.75.44.210> <
http://24.75.44.210> 53 axfr-get
ricochetmarketing.com <http://ricochetmarketing.com>
<http://ricochetmarketing.com> zone zone.tmp', I
get the zone downloaded without a problem.
Anyone have any suggestions?
-Bob
I think Vegadns is running this command when you try to do
axfr from
the gui (line 565 in src/domains.php).
wget -q -O -
'$vegadns_url/axfr_get.php?domain=$domain&hostname=".$_REQUEST['hostname']."'
Try running that from the command line (substituting actual
values)
and see if it gives you any more clues as to what could be
happening.
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Jason
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Ok, I ran this command and it works fine. I get no errors and
see the
zone as it is defined on the tinydns server.
Now, I am not sure where that leaves me since I am illiterate
when it
comes to reading php scripts.
-Bob
Just grasping at straws... is the PHP function 'shell_exec'
disabled on your server?
The next line after the wget is:
$out = shell_exec($command);
Maybe the shell_exec is failing and $out is empty or contains an
error?
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Jason
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Oh, a quick way to test my theory about shell_exec...
Try the DNS Query tool within Vegadns. It uses shell_exec. If that
works, then shell_exec is not the problem. If that fails, then maybe
shell_exec is the problem.
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Jason
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