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centos bind updates break dns

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caguru

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I am having a dns failure. None of my zones are being found. Basically named is listening on *:53 (verified with nestat) but not responding and there is no port blocking issue. It will also reply with results for domains outside my host.

Today my server was updated with the following packages through yum:

Jul 09 04:26:35 Updated: bind-libs.i386 20:9.2.4-28.0.1.el4
Jul 09 04:26:35 Updated: bind-utils.i386 20:9.2.4-28.0.1.el4

Maybe this overwrote one of the config files?

Is there a way to make plesk rebuild the dns config files?

CentOS 5
Plesk 8.4

THanks in advance
 
Found it,

somehow during the update named.conf got reverted to it's default.

Still looks like i have to re-add all the entries to include each zone's external config file.
 
I just ran into a similar problem with my system. After a yum update my named server was completelly trashed. Yum update has installed bind-chroot which does not work well with Plesk. I uninstalled bind-chroot and then added:
ROOTDIR="/var/named/run-root"

to the end of my /etc/sysconfig/named file

all is well now!
 
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