Hi, After a successfully installation I have modified my DNS template as follows: [ZONE] origin={DOMAIN}. ns={NS1}. mbox={EMAIL}. refresh=7200 retry=540 expire=604800 minimum=3600 ttl=3600 [DNS_RECORDS] A|{DOMAIN}.|{IP}|0|3600 A|ns|{IP}|0|3600 A|www|{IP}|0|3600 A|ftp|{IP}|0|3600 A|mail|{IP}|0|3600 NS|{DOMAIN}.|{NS1}.|0|3600 NS|{DOMAIN}.|{NS2}.|0|3600 MX|{DOMAIN}.|mail.{DOMAIN}.|10|3600 This template works without problem on another server with ISPConfig 3.1.15p3, however on current installation with the latest version (3.2.1) I can't save my DNS records created with the wizard. After filling all the records and clicking on the Create new DNS zone button I get back to the DNS zones page, but there are no new records listed. The mysql table is also empty. If I create the DNS entry manually it works. So I suppose there is something wrong with this template on ISPConfig 3.2.1. What could be wrong? Please help! ISPConfig 3.2.1 Centos 8.2.2004 Apache 2.4.37 PHP 7.2.24 mysql Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.3.17-MariaDB
You have to add Code: dnssec_wanted=n under the [ZONE] variables for every template. We will fix this so it is not necessary in 3.2.2. You can also set it to y if you want to enable DNSSEC by default.
(ISPConfig 3.2.5, CentOS) Ok, so I have a suggestion for the DNS-Wizard Templates. Seems like they could be a little more powerful... I get that the {IP} indicates this will be replaced with the value entered in the IP Address field when processing the form. How about this - if the {IP} in the template were replaced with an actual IP address, how about prefilling the IP Address field when the template is chosen (or initially when the Default template is loaded)? and in the case where data already exists in a field, and then the template is changed, replace that data if indicated by the template. Same for the other bracket variables. That would save a LOT of time when doing repetitive site/dns zone creations. Brackets = post-processing, no brackets = pre-processing. I honestly thought this was how they were supposed to work, only figured out it was post processing afterwards when I couldn't get them to show up when changing templates If this should've been put somewhere else, point me in that direction, I'll add it there.
You can simply add a new template where you fill in the IP directly in the template instead of using the IP placeholder and disable the IP input field in the template settings. That is how it is used when you do mass inserts or when you have just one or a few web servers.
Ahhhh!! That's makes sense I wondered why the checkboxes were there, I didn't get that usage from the manual. Thank you!
