Alright... The PTR are correctly added when I just use a domain. But as soon as the IP has a PTR with a subdomain it gets the wrong domain appended. For example 75 PTR correctdomain. 83 PTR correctdomain. 15 PTR ns.wrongdomain. 71 PTR ns.wrongdomain. The entires are added and removed through dns manager. But they always gets appended wrongdomain which is another customer domain on the system. any idea why this might happen?
I've tried removing the domain which is wrongfully replacing all domains in the PTR record which has a subdomain . This just had the result that another domain is displayed in the PTR record. Restored from "recycle-bin" and the old wrong domain gets used instead. Any ideas?
Any idea on this one? All other records are correct. It's just when record ha subdomain that the domain gets the same wrong record as domain.
Ok. This seems to be a bug with ISPConfig and how it writes to the reverse lookup files.. I just checked with another ispconfig system I run. Fresh install with ispconfig according to debian 4.0 perfect setup. Running latest version 2.2.23 . PTR record in the reverse lookup file /etc/bind/pri.X.X.91.in-addr.arpa has the same kind of records. Records which is just the domain without subdomain is correct such as 73 PTR domain1.com 80 PTR domain2.com but once it has a subdomain 115 PTR test.domain2.com where it should've been 115 PTR test.domain3.com
not sure but I think it's related to this topic: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22178 which is already in the bugtracker ID 59
