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Hi, i'm trying to use bind in sled. i have written a named.conf file and place into /etc. zone file have also been created in /etc/zone. When i want to ...
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    Using bind in SUse

    Hi,
    i'm trying to use bind in sled. i have written a named.conf file and place into /etc.

    zone file have also been created in /etc/zone.

    When i want to start the named service, by typing named, it says command not found.

    How do i start to run the named on my suse? Previously i have tried the same thing on red hat, and it working fine when i type named. ps -ef have show the named is running.

    What did i miss?

    Thanks

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    Have you tried
    Code:
    #/etc/init.d/named start

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    Thanks for your reply. i have tried the command it says no such file or directory.

    I like to ask when i created the named.conf file, on red hat i typed named and the service starts to run.
    My question is when typed named, is it calling the named.conf file to run?

    Thanks

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    What do you get from running
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    $rpm -qa | grep -i bind

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    Thats what i get.

    Code:
     # rpm -qa | grep -i bind
    ypbind-1.19.1-14.4
    kdebindings3-python-3.5.1-19.2
    bind-libs-9.3.4-1.8
    yast2-pkg-bindings-2.13.117-0.13
    yast2-perl-bindings-2.13.11-0.17
    bind-utils-9.3.4-1.8
    samba-winbind-3.0.24-2.23
    Thanks

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    You only installed bind libraries and not bind itself. Look for a package simply named bind in the software section of YAST and install that.

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