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[izrunas]

I recently put up a new server that runs DTC and gave it the same DNS name as the one I was running before. I was able to properly rename everything on the old server with a new DNS name, but I am getting an error on the daemon states panel:

Code:

ERROR! xxx.xxxxxxxxx.net IP Resolved [66.251.xxx.xxx] is not same as the one I have in the database [70.105.xxx.xxx]!

I changed the IPs in the paste to protect the innocent.

Anyway... the question is... which database do I need to change and how do I do it via CLI since phpmyadmin will not work while the DNS is having issues?

I am running CentOS with DTC "v.0.22.0 R0 - RedHat"

Thank you in advance for any advice!
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R. Eriks Goodwin-Pfister -- Using DTC Since 2006
Centritech
UniMatrix xSP

"A creative man is motivated by the desire to achieve, not by the desire to beat others." --Ayn Rand

[tusker]

Hi,

Which one is correct? The one in the DB or the one resolved?

Anyway, I'm going to assume the DB is wrong, please replace <new ip>, <other new ips> and <old ip> with the appropriate values, and remove the <>'s.

Code:

UPDATE `config` SET `main_site_ip` = '<new ip>', `site_addrs` = '<new ip>|<other new ips>'; UPDATE `domain` SET `ip_addr` = '<new ip>' WHERE `ip_addr` = '<old ip>'; UPDATE `subdomain` SET `ip` = '<new ip>', `login` = NULL , `pass` = NULL , `nameserver_for` = NULL WHERE `ip` = '<old ip>' ;

[izrunas]

The instructions were right on-- but turned out not to be the solution I apparently need...

The problem appears to be that I changed the name of the server itself.

Old name: xsp.?????.net

New Name: dtc.xsp.?????.net

So I assume that's the find/replace I need to do in the database?

The old name became the name of another server.
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R. Eriks Goodwin-Pfister -- Using DTC Since 2006
Centritech
UniMatrix xSP

"A creative man is motivated by the desire to achieve, not by the desire to beat others." --Ayn Rand

[tusker]

Hi,

You will need to do something like the following then:

Code:

UPDATE `config` SET `administrative_site` = '<new dtc.fqdn>', `main_domain` = '<new fqdn>'; UPDATE `domain` SET `name` = '<new fqdn>' WHERE `name` = '<old fqdn>'; UPDATE `subdomain` SET `domain_name` = '<new fqdn>' WHERE `domain_name` = '<old fqdn>' ;

Where fqdn is xsp.?????.net in your case.

And then the next cron job it should fix it all for you.

Cheers,

Damien

[gplhost]

Maybe as well:

Code:

UPDATE cron_job SET reload_named='yes', restart_apache='yes', gen_vhosts='yes, gen_named='yes';

Thomas
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[justhamade]

These 2 directories were not created by the cron job for me. In case anyone else ever has this issue.

Copying from the old dir to the new dir will work.