Double entries in FTP and periods in DNS

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by richcor, May 14, 2014.

  1. richcor

    richcor New Member

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/uzvhuli4gxol6cb/FTP%20User%202.jpgAfter almost 2 months of attempting to set up a web server with the help of various web sites and forums, I found; 'The Perfect Server - Ubuntu 14.04 (Apache2, PHP, MySQL, PureFTPD, BIND, Dovecot, ISPConfig 3)'.
    Aside from a few items being out of sequence(minor), following the script was simple and error free.:)
    Setting up the PureFTPD users in ISPConfig 3 was a little problematic. I was unable to connect to my FTP site when I realized the name I was using was not what the PureFTPD was expecting. The client username was added as a prefix to the name I entered as FTP user. When I duplicated the error in the username I was able to connect and upload my files.




    Setting up the 'name servers' had a similar problem. after saving the new setup, a period was added to several names, and the '@' was replaced by a 'period' in the email address.


    I deleted each of the entries and tried several times. This is the second server and this problem also occurred in the first build.
     
  2. richcor

    richcor New Member

    I browsed the downloaded manual and apparently the FTP username is doing as it was designed. The only issue now is the '@' in the name server setup.
     
  3. Croydon

    Croydon ISPConfig Developer ISPConfig Developer

    There is no @ in SOA entries.
    The @ in soa contact mail address is always replaced by .
    [email protected] is webmaster.mydomain.com.

    Hostnames need a dot added.
    E. g.:
    my.hostname.com in a DNS of domain test.com would lead to my.hostname.com.test.com instead of the intended.
    my.hostname.com. is correct.
     

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