Changeset 1270
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- 03/17/10 14:09:31 (2 years ago)
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r178 r1270 1 1 # 2 2 #FILE 3 # unxsVZ/unxsBind/interfaces/ org/INSTALL3 # unxsVZ/unxsBind/interfaces/vorg/INSTALL 4 4 # $Id$ 5 5 #AUTHOR-LEGAL 6 # (C) 2006-20 09 Hugo Urquiza, Gary Wallis for Unixservice.6 # (C) 2006-2010 Hugo Urquiza, Gary Wallis for Unixservice LLC. 7 7 #NOTES 8 8 # Based on using BASH shell on a CentOS 5 GNU/Linux server (or VE/VM.) … … 11 11 # 12 12 13 idnsOrg Quick Install Instructions 13 vdnsOrg Quick Install Instructions 14 15 Brief Introduction: 16 17 vdnsOrg provides the same functionality as idnsOrg. The only difference they have (at least on the 18 end user point of view) is that vdnsOrg can handle zones deployed for all the BIND views 19 deployed in the system. On the other hand, vdnsOrg only allows editing the resource records 20 of zones in the external view. 14 21 15 22 Prerequisites: 16 23 17 24 You must have your iDNS backend system installed (iDNS.cgi) and tested. 25 26 Important: 27 28 If you install vdnsOrg you ****won't be able to use idnsOrg*** since the templates used by both 29 applications are mutually exclusive. 18 30 19 31 … … 55 67 # cp -i ./templates/images/*.png /var/www/unxs/html/images 56 68 57 5-. Then login and test your new idnsOrg interface, via your Firefox browser.69 5-. Then login and test your new vdnsOrg interface, via your Firefox browser. 58 70 59 71 Example browser location URL:
