This is a pastebin of the config test http://pastebin.com/NxvnrNVr, I can login and get the options page, but it is not pulling in my current zones. Does it not handle split dns? Do I need to downgrade Smarty? I took it down to latest 2.6. It looks like a wonderful tool, but something is just not quite right with the setup. I placed the include in named.conf and disabled selinux to get this far. If I click on anything but change password it throws sql exceptions. Any ideas on what could be wrong?
Thanks, Bob
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This is a pastebin of the config test http://pastebin.com/NxvnrNVr, I
can login and get the options page, but it is not pulling in my
current zones. Does it not handle split dns? Do I need to downgrade
Smarty? I took it down to latest 2.6. It looks like a wonderful tool,
but something is just not quite right with the setup. I placed the
include in named.conf and disabled selinux to get this far. If I click
on anything but change password it throws sql exceptions. Any ideas on
what could be wrong?
Thanks, Bob
Hey there,
I'm not sure what you mean by "pulling in your current zones" - this
tool manages and maintains zones for bind, accessed via an include .conf
config file. If you have other zones statically maintained yourself
without the tool, that's fine, it can do that just fine. Additional
zones you add via smbind can be administered via the web interface and
the smbind zones and the "manual" zones can co-exist alongside each
other and everything should be fine.
That being said, don't expect smbind to magically import your
pre-existing bind configuration and data files and import them into the
MySQL database. If you want to do that, you can, and if I recall scripts
were provided via user contrib which will read your named.conf and zone
files and crank out a set of MySQL statements to import them. It's
totally manual though. After you bring the data into MySQL yourself, you
have to also comment out your named.conf zone references so that there
isn't two copies of the same zone... then you can start managing an
existing zone using smbind.
I hope that helps.
No idea about the SQL exceptions, those shouldn't be there :-) We will
need more details on any errors you're getting before we can really help
though, sorry.
There are no active maintainers for this project, so later versions of
PHP, Smarty, Apache, MySQL, and Bind: Your mileage may vary. Sadly I
personally don't have time to really work on this much any more and I
don't even have my test environment running to develop or work on bug
fixes. I can do my best to support you from memory - be warned, I
haven't looked at the smbind code in about 6 years.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
This is a pastebin of the config test http://pastebin.com/NxvnrNVr, I can login and get the options page, but it is not pulling in my current zones. Does it not handle split dns? Do I need to downgrade Smarty? I took it down to latest 2.6. It looks like a wonderful tool, but something is just not quite right with the setup. I placed the include in named.conf and disabled selinux to get this far. If I click on anything but change password it throws sql exceptions. Any ideas on what could be wrong?
Thanks, Bob
On 7/24/14, 9:46 PM, Bob Bilberry wrote:
That being said, don't expect smbind to magically import your
pre-existing bind configuration and data files and import them into the
MySQL database. If you want to do that, you can, and if I recall scripts
were provided via user contrib which will read your named.conf and zone
files and crank out a set of MySQL statements to import them. It's
totally manual though. After you bring the data into MySQL yourself, you
have to also comment out your named.conf zone references so that there
isn't two copies of the same zone... then you can start managing an
existing zone using smbind.
I hope that helps.
No idea about the SQL exceptions, those shouldn't be there :-) We will
need more details on any errors you're getting before we can really help
though, sorry.
There are no active maintainers for this project, so later versions of
PHP, Smarty, Apache, MySQL, and Bind: Your mileage may vary. Sadly I
personally don't have time to really work on this much any more and I
don't even have my test environment running to develop or work on bug
fixes. I can do my best to support you from memory - be warned, I
haven't looked at the smbind code in about 6 years.