[SOLVED] Issues after recent package updates

[nontrivial]

Sorry, my bad. I tried a whole bunch of stuff earlier trying to a avoid a reinstall, and one of them was pinning an old version of bind. I got rid of that, upgraded, and it looks good now. Thanks everybody.

James

[Sam Graf]

Just updated my 3.0 test server via Software Management. So far, nothing appears broken.

[stuartiannaylor]

Think thats the all clear Sam,you knew about it, if it hit you

+1 to the pair of you thanks

[robrepp]

Looks like it's fixed. For me, the process was:

1. Log into dashboard and find 10 new system updates waiting.
2. Take the updates and let them apply.
3. Turn the DNS module back on (that is, install it again).
4. All my local DNS entries were still there, but all the forwarders were gone. Entered a few preferred ones and tested.
5. Changed the DHCP config to use "local Zentyal DNS" again instead of "Custom: 192.168.0.1".
6. Tested lookups from workstations, all good.

Thanks for the rapid repair, devs!
R.

[half_life]

I had to remove the offending package from the apt cache and rerun apt-get update followed by apt-get install bind9 to get around the problem here.

[Sam Graf]

Using the GUI, I did refresh the update list before running the update. That cleared away the earlier updates and replaced them with the new ones and, interestingly, removed a Zentyal DNS component update.

[Ola Al Hossary]

Thanks.

Ola Al Hosary
Principal
http://www.citycollegefujairah.com/