Issue Set IP for primary DNS server via CLI returns error

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

Server operating system version

Centos 7.9

Plesk version and microupdate number

18.0.54.3

hello,

after last update of plesk i'v got an error when add on my slave DNS server a primary ip, from CLI:

 /usr/local/psa/bin/./dns -a {DOMAIN} -primary 139.162.183.247
Unsupported DNS record type: ""

the bug is corrected on GUI interface but remain on CLI

plesk version
Product version: Plesk Obsidian 18.0.54.3
OS version: CentOS 7.9.2009 x86_64
Build date: 2023/08/07 10:00
Revision: 834e427a288420a9d89019e1b6344e0f6ae2a6de


anyone have a suggestion?

 

[Peter Debik]

Could you please make sure that the database content is consistent by running:
# plesk repair database -y
# plesk repair dns
Does the issue persist after these repairs?

 

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

root@ns2 ~ # plesk repair db -y

Checking the Plesk database using the native database server tools .. [OK]

Checking the structure of the Plesk database ........................ [OK]

Checking the consistency of the Plesk database ...................... [OK]

Error messages: 0; Warnings: 0; Errors resolved: 0

root@ns2 ~ # plesk repair dns -y

Checking the DNS configuration file ................................. [OK]

Restoring DNS server configuration
    Synchronizing DNS zones with the DNS server ..................... [OK]

Error messages: 0; Warnings: 0; Errors resolved: 0

 

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

Could you please make sure that the database content is consistent by running:
# plesk repair database -y
# plesk repair dns
Does the issue persist after these repairs?

Persiste, but i think this is sure a bug.

 

[Peter Debik]

I think I overlooked the "-a" in your initial command. Instead you were wanting to use "--set-master" if I am not mistaken. Please have a look at dns: DNS Zones on Domains for the correct syntax. That would be
plesk bin dns --set-master 139.162.183.247

The "-a" option is for adding a resource record.

 

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

no, the syntax is correct, i have 2 DNS server, the master and this is ok, the problem is on the slave, please reopen issue.

 

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

I try to explain myself better, the problem arose when I updated to version 54, it was partially resolved, in fact now when I reate e new slave zone, and set for this zone primary master, it works, unfortunately I have always used this feature, but from the CLI , and from the latter the problem has not been solved,

DETAILS TO REPRODUCE THE ERROR: just create a new subscription, set the DNS as "SLAVE", and from the CLI go to set the primary master for that domain.

 

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

I think I overlooked the "-a" in your initial command. Instead you were wanting to use "--set-master" if I am not mistaken. Please have a look at dns: DNS Zones on Domains for the correct syntax. That would be
plesk bin dns --set-master 139.162.183.247

The "-a" option is for adding a resource record.

add what yor command convert simply a zone to master, Hehehehe, I think we're getting confused.
in any case I don't understand why my report was closed so quickly :-|

 

[Peter Debik]

Could you please describe what you expected to happen when you execute
/usr/local/psa/bin/./dns -a {DOMAIN} -primary 139.162.183.247
?

 

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

sure:

root@ns2 ~ # /usr/local/psa/bin/./dns -a example.it -primary 123.123.123.123
Unsupported DNS record type: ""

 

[Kaspar]

I think @AlbertoPizzarelli is right, the CLI command is not working as expected. As shown as an example in the CLI documentation the command plesk bin dns -a example.com -primary 192.0.2.78 can be used to set the IP address of the primary DNS server when the DNS zone of the domain is configured as a secondary DNS Server. However currently the command always responds with

Unsupported DNS record type: ""
exit status 1

EDIT: I've created a bug report for forwarding to devs.

 

[Peter Debik]

@Kaspar I am probably just blind, could you please show me that example (e.g. by screenshot), because I am stuck with the "-a" command and the "-a" option, neither of which are linked to primary or secondary DNS settting. Where do you see the entry you are referring to?

 

[Kaspar]

@Peter Debik I get your confusion. The -a does not indicate an A type record, but rather it is short for --add

Screenshot of the command option:

 

[Peter Debik]

o.k., got it, thank you. That looks like a parser error for that command, because the -a is also used as an option. I'll try to explain it accordingly in the issue report then.

 

[Peter Debik]

Forwarded to developers als issue ID PPS-14833.

 

[AlbertoPizzarelli]

halleluia!!