This is a discussion on named-checkconf.exe fails fatally within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; This is my first post. I am running Windows XP and Bind 9.3, the latest release. The installation seemed ...
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This is my first post.
I am running Windows XP and Bind 9.3, the latest release. The installation seemed to go OK, so I proceeded to create configuration files in the etc directory under C:\WINDOWS\system32\dns. On installation I was provided with a "named" user and I have given full permission to this user on the dns directory and everything below it. But I am not getting far. When I run named-checkconf.exe to check named.conf I get a fatal application error after a few seconds. The error seems to be an access violation and mentions the ntdll.dll. Perhaps it is because I failed to give named user a password? There is no named group either. Before getting down to other details, however, I would like to ask a different question. What I am trying to do is quite straightforward. I have a web page that is in my own PC and I am serving it up with Apache and Tomcat. The domain name I am working with goes like this: martyskinder.dip.jp. I am updating this dynamically, so that when my IP changes the domain name servers still point to the right location. What I need to do is to add the possibility of a www. out the front of it when people access it. I am trying to install Bind in the same PC as my webserver to provide the final link to www. Will this work? Using something like: www IN CDATA martyskinder.dip.jp at the bottom of a martyskinder.dip.jp.zone file? How much do I need in the way of configuration files for a bare minimum? Thank you in advance to anyone who might guide me. Ian Wark. |