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setup dns server in mandrake 10
Dear all,
Its my first time on Mandrade and my english is also not good, plzz forgive me on both fields
I want to configure DNS server on my newly installed Mandrake 10 Machine (kernel 2.6.3). I copy dns files from cdrom in my server (bind-9.2.3-4mdk.i586.rpm & bind-utils-9.2.3-4mdk.i586.rpm ) but when ever I try to install or upgrade bind it shows me this error.
( what is tmdns ?????????) (and why it is in my server????????)WHAT TO DO NOW.
I have text base installtion in this machine. (dont like to install GNU )
PLZZZ HELP ME SOON.
Thanks in advance.
Rizwan
Last edited by netguy2000; 08-13-2004 at 09:24 AM.
Hi netguy2000,
tmdns means "tiny/trivial multicast dns". It is used for dns with "zeroconf" installation. You must remove this package to install bind.
Hi Rizwan,
I did some reading through google and the answer I found is to just remove tmdns. If, during removal, rpm complains about any other package, let me know for we decide what to do. About bind, I was never successful in configure it. Its configuration files are a little complex and hard to change. If you are a guy like me who has a single machine or a home network connected to internet via dial up or adsl, I recommend you to install dnsmasq, which is very easy to configure and dynamically recognizes when you are connected or off line. If you have any more doubts, please, tell me about your configuration.
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