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<0> TheBonsai: ah, thanks
<1> Hello. Can anyone clarify why all registrars think "slackness.net" is taken, when their WHOIS lookups say in plain text that "This domain is not registered here"?
<0> twkm: rofl.
<2> evilgod, because it is in whois
<1> silk: So how do I get it registered then?
<2> well, you dont
<2> it belongs to someone
<3> hehe
<1> And it's impossible to tell who?
<3> evilgod: does it matter?
<1> Yes, I want that domain :-(
<3> evilgod: its owned by SCHLUND+PARTNER AG (thats a german hosting company)
<2> the discrepancy is that teh referral whois server has no data for it, however it exists at a higher level
<3> evilgod: the previous owner didnt renew the domain I guess its now just hold by this company
<1> Aha, I see.
<3> Domain Name: SLACKNESS.NET
<3> Registrar: SCHLUND+PARTNER AG
<3> Whois Server: whois.schlund.info
<3> Referral URL: http://registrar.schlund.info
<3> Name Server: NS48.1AND1.COM
<3> Name Server: NS47.1AND1.COM
<1> But the previous owner abandoned it for a year ago
<3> Status: REDEMPTIONPERIOD
<2> go find out what REDEMPTIONPERIOD means
<3> EPP Status: redemptionPeriod
<3> Updated Date: 30-Aug-2006
<3> Creation Date: 22-Aug-2006
<3> Expiration Date: 22-Aug-2007
<1> 2007!? :|
<2> go find another TLD to register it in
<3> evilgod: get in contact with 1&1 then
<2> or try and come up with another really cool phrase that just _has_ to be in DNS
<2> can.you.meet.my.level.of.slackness.net
<3> silk: too much dots ;)
<1> Hm, that registrar referral URL tells me that they don't think that the domain is registered at their servers
<2> not really, I think you can have upto 64 labels
<3> evilgod: then ask your registrar maybe they'll figure it out :)
<2> evilgod, sure, but every other registrar is looking at the other data
<2> perhaps you need to convince schlund to update the record
<2> or to make it really easy, go and register it with them
<1> Ah yes, I'll look into it. Thanks for your help, really!
<2> once its registered, you could then transfer it to your registrar of choice
<1> Now have a nice evening
<2> morning
<1> silk: I'll try that :-) Thanks again, and you too megaTherion.
<2> tis 7:23
<3> or 23:23
<4> hi... I'm having some problems with bind... I'm getting this in my syslog: "named[11431]: /etc/named.conf:70: open: /etc/bind/named.conf: file not found" but /etc/bind/named.conf does exist... what can I do?
<5> what is on line 70 of /etc/named.conf?
<4> lunaphyte: include "/etc/bind/named.conf";
<5> permissions problem?
<4> lunaphyte: don't think so... doesn't bind run as root?
<5> not necessarily. look for yourself.
<4> lunaphyte: /etc/named.conf is root:root and /etc/bind/named.conf is root:bind
<5> and what user is named running as?
<2> not running chrooted are you?
<4> silk: nope
<2> permissions on the directories?
<2> not running with -u options?
<2> getting coffee, back soonish
<5> sorry - did i miss what user bind is running as?
<4> "named[11431]: starting BIND 9.2.4 -t /var/named/run-root -c /etc/named.conf -u bind"
<4> lunaphyte: how can I check that? bind quits immediately after starting
<4> silk: yes... check above line
<5> if you su to the bind user can you read that file?
<6> so, there *is* a chroot.
<4> ... chrooted to what dir?
<6> /var/named/run-root
<4> btw... I'm using debian
<6> *shrug*
<4> so I need to create some sym-links?
<4> "*shrug*"?
<4> ...
<5> not chroot'd by default then.
<6> not from inside a chroot to outside of it.
<4> so I need to create a symlink to /etc/bind in /var/named/run-root/etc ?
<5> why not just put your config file in there? or ditch the chroot?
<7> i've got a general question about configuring a modem router
<6> boldstrike: so why join here?
<5> maybe it's about configuring dns on a modem router.
<7> because it's also dns related
<7> right
<6> boldstrike: then ask the dns issue.
<7> i'm trying to configure the modem to handle the pppoe connection
<7> so far, so good. but inbound isn't working
<6> what's the dns issue?
<4> lunaphyte: I can't just put the files there because one of the files is modified by an other script... so it is updated at that location
<7> how do you configure the napt entries so that inbound requests are forwarded properly?
<6> boldstrike: no dns issue detected.
<5> _Atomo64_: then change the script, or ditch the chroot.
<7> it also has a dns section in the firmware, could that handle the dns for my webpages?
<4> lunaphyte: I'll first try to use a sym-link ... 'cause I installed many security enhacements, so I don't want to break any of those configs
<6> boldstrike: pppoe is a protocol not related to dns.
<7> so why is there a dns section?
<6> boldstrike: good question. so, where do you see this dns section? whose pppoe software?
<7> thomson, alcatel
<7> 500 series modem, under advanced tab
<6> boldstrike: good question. where's your documentation for it?
<7> saved on a backup drive
<6> boldstrike: well, restore it!
<7> it's very thin
<7> mostly becasue there have been so many firmware chnages
<7> and with each subsequent change, less documentation written
<6> oh well.
<7> so i'd have to track down the very first edition firmware doc
<6> a series instead of a specific model. you won't read your own documentation. i see no point in not ignoring you.
<7> ...just to get the basics, yada yada yada
<4> lunaphyte: dmt.. now this: http://pastebin.ca/163835
<7> model 510
<5> _Atomo64_: maybe that's related to twkm's earlier comment regarding symlinks outside of chroots.
<7> twkm: so you can't or won't help me then?
<5> either change the script, or drop the chroot.
<6> boldstrike: you made it too hard to bother. i'll just watch now.
<4> lunaphyte: oh... now I understand why /etc/named.conf is a symlink to /var/named/run-root/etc/named.conf
<7> twkm: thanks man. appreciate that
<5> _Atomo64_: do the symlink the other way.
<6> no, thank you boldstrike.
<5> jesus.
<7> twkm: you remind me of the little green guy behind the curtain in the Wizard of OZ
<5> _Atomo64_: better to update the script though.
<6> boldstrike: naturally. anything else you'll read except your documentation?
<4> lunaphyte: isn't easy stuff =( it is a whole system
<7> twkm: it was just a small tech question. forget it
<6> boldstrike: about pppoe, with no apparent dns content, and you cannot be bothered to read the documentation for your software. i understand. i'll be happy to forget it.
<7> i have read the documentation, what i have of it, and it's not a lot of help. like yourself. forget it man, i'm wasting my time with this
<4> lunaphyte: can't believe it... this is third symlink I have to create
<4> finally I finished
<4> thanks guys
<2> and you probably now know a little more about how your named is setup
<0> Does anyone know a site like register.com that gives you recommendations on new domains?
<0> Was looking to type in a few words and see what the system spits out. Otherwise I'll write a small bash script and enter in a ton of domains
<6> sounds horrible.
<6> perhaps google.
<0> haha.
<0> Hm, ok.
<0> I want to get a domain, but was looking for some suggestions
<4> silk: now i know that I have a lot of symlinks everywhere :P
<2> because you chose to chroot
<4> silk: well, ... it was that way, so I didnt change it
<8> how do I add subdomain ?
<9> re
<0> I need to create a new a record for a server running named. I checked in the /etc/named.conf file to grab the right .db ... so, in /var/named/domain.org.db I just add something like sub 14400 IN A 234.4.4.3 or something , right?
<0> Do I need to restart named after that? Hm
<10> hello
<10> help my widows cant use my dnsmasq dns forwarding
<10> or maybe just NAT doesnt work i dont know
<10> please help NAT seems not to work or sth... i use dnsmasq
<11> hi
<11> any of you could help me with a thing about a domain
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