Re: Bind - empty zones?

[Brian V. <bve...@au...>]

Update, I found an interesting part to my problem, but not the cause. 
 The filename and path webmin is attempting to open is:

/etc/primary/main.com

instead of /var/named/primary/main.com

Why does webmin not understand my "directory" option in the named.conf file?

The named.conf file is quite large and complex, being created before we 
had webmin.  However, webmin v. 0.88 has been sucessfully working with 
this file.  Is there something we need to do if we are using Bind 9 
versus Bind 8?

Thanks.

Brian Ventura wrote:

> Hello.  I set up webmin 0.88 about 1.5 years ago.  It has been doing 
> what we wanted it to do, but now we want to upgrade to the new 
> version. I now have an odd problem with 1.070 and 1.080.
>
> The problem I am having is I can see the zone files, but when I choose 
> one, it says there are no records in the zone (0 records for each type 
> of record).  If I add a record, it happily says it does it, but I get 
> no errors, no new files being created, nor a change to the existing 
> files.
>
> My domain files are in various subdirectories, and I am wondering if 
> this is the problem.  Ex:
>
> /var/named/primary/type.main.com
> /var/named/primary/main.com
> /var/named/primary/type/city.type.main.com
>
> config file:
>
> /etc/named.conf
>
> I am running BIND 9
>
> I cannot see any records in any of the above situations.  It does show 
> all three zones as ones I can choose, but no records in any of them.
>
> The files are owned by root and miniserv is running as root.  I 
> installed the Solaris PKG and did no configuration changes to it. 
> Any ideas?  Is there something I am missing?
>
>
>
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