GoDaddy Virtual Server DNS Frequently Goes Bye-Bye
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have you tried looking through the log file? I think you can find it under /var/log/named/bind.log. I would try looking through that. Also what happens if you try to restart the bind daemon?
They're tech support does the absolute minimum. They'll restart a process, but don't expect much troubleshooting.
Regards, Swys
From what I understand of VSP they only really are responsible for making sure that the server hosting your virtual machine doesn't go down. Other than that they can't help you much. So if it is bind on your server that is acting up then that is your problem. If it is their dns server that is hosting your site that is having the problem then that would be their problem.
agreed, that is partially correct(i mean if i was a VDS hoster i thought the same, software client runs on his VDS is none of my interest, unless he is doing something nasty of course). well, if something goes extremely wrong, i usually do reinstall. if that doesn't help either, i build it from sources.
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