Modifing httpd.conf
Modifing proftpd.conf
Modifing domainaliases
Modifing valiases
Adding dns entry
Sorry, a DNS entry for lhdb.com already exists, please delete it first


What does this mean and how do I fix it?
I had setup an account with lhdb.com and then lost this domain so I set it up with a different domain but now I got lhdb.com back and I want to go back to the original way. When I modify the account I get this error.




Thanks in advance for the help,



-- Sammy

cp -a /var/named/lhdb.com.db /var/named/lhdb.com.db.backup (in case something goes wrong)
rm -rf /var/named/lhdb.com.db

Then try again :)

Originally posted by Kiwi
cp -a /var/named/lhdb.com.db /var/named/lhdb.com.db.backup (in case something goes wrong)
rm -rf /var/named/lhdb.com.db

Then try again :)
Hey Kiwi,
Thanks for the help but I'm new at this so I need a little bit more explanation.


--Sammy

Are you a little familiar with SSH (shell) ? Actually ...you can just go to "Delete a DNS Zone" in WHM and delete the zone for lhdb.com.db :)

Originally posted by Kiwi
Are you a little familiar with SSH (shell) ? Actually ...you can just go to "Delete a DNS Zone" in WHM and delete the zone for lhdb.com.db :)
I tried that but there is no dns entry for lhdb.com in the DNS Zone. That's why I'm asking. It seems weird to me.


-- Sammy

Sounds like you may need to manually edit your httpd.conf file to remove old traces of that domain.

Originally posted by kmh
Sounds like you may need to manually edit your httpd.conf file to remove old traces of that domain.
How Do I Do That?

Honestly, that's a question I hesitate to answer, as editing that file can muck up the entire server if done incorrectly. I do not want to be responsible for that. Instead, I can only suggest that you turn this over to your server administrator and let him/her make those sort of modifications for you.

Originally posted by kmh
Honestly, that's a question I hesitate to answer, as editing that file can muck up the entire server if done incorrectly. I do not want to be responsible for that. Instead, I can only suggest that you turn this over to your server administrator and let him/her make those sort of modifications for you.
Will do, thanks for the help.:D

pico /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf

find the line with the domain and put a "#" in front of them to comment out.. (safe way)
otherwise just delete the entries..