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Since you're working in the DNS section of the system you should "submit" your changes for that section of the system by following these steps: Go to USER section. Select the user. From the drop down select: Rebuild DNS. However you can also add a cronjob doing such a task every x amount of time.

I believe the best way to do is by just installing the bind9 package and after that adding it to /usr/local/vesta/conf/vesta.conf

You might have to restart vesta to be able to use it in vesta.

I stumbled upon the same error after changing the password via the panel > server > db > mysql > password After doing some research I noticed that the password value didn't change in /root/.my.cnf however at /usr/local/vesta/conf/mysql.conf it shows me the right password, what I submitted through th...

When adding a domain, with DNS disabled I get the following message. Error: DNS_SYSTEM is not enabled I'm not sure what is happening but I guess it is trying to add DNS records but because I disabled DNS it won't be able to do so and so it throws this error. However it might not be a bad question to...

The following occurs to me when restarting apache2. I'm running a "clean" installation of Vesta on "Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS". A better view of what actually happened: $ sudo service apache2 restart * Restarting web server apache2 AH00548: NameVirtualHost has no effect and will be removed in the next rele...

skurudo wrote:

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sudo reboot 

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Nonono, that's something totally different, this page describes what I'm talking about.

Hi,

After adding a @reboot cron job, I received mail that the job is flagged as invalid. I would like to be able to run certain tasks on reboot. How to do this otherwise or how to make @reboot valid as a cron job?

Cheers

Why isn't it possible to use wildcards in places such as domain or email alias. I would like to be able to do the following:

*.example.com // for domain aliases.
*@example.com // for email aliases.

* is a wildcard and can be replaced with everything.