[BlueOnyx:20295] Re: WG: Redirect Loop in Site Management DNS

[Jens Giedler]

Hello Michael,

>  It would help if I had access to the affected box and/or knew the GUI URL's where the behavior occurs.

The last URL I receive is http://<Server-URL>:444/dns/vsiteDNS?group=site1


> Do you get the loop via the Vsite DNS management, via "Network Services"
> / "DNS" or both?

I only get the loop via the Vsite DNS management and only on that specific site. 
"Network Services"/ "DNS" as well as other sites do not produce that problem.


> The actual DNS records are stored as Objects in CODB. As a work around you could manipulate them via "/usr/sausalito/bin/cceclient" from
> the shell. There are two types of DNS related Objects in CODB:
>  
> DnsSOA
> DnsRecord

I will try to manipulate the (probably) problematic entrys this way.



With kind regards from Bad Vilbel

Jens Giedler

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Von: Blueonyx [mailto:blueonyx-bounces at mail.blueonyx.it] Im Auftrag von Michael Stauber
Gesendet: Montag, 21. November 2016 20:19
An: BlueOnyx General Mailing List <blueonyx at mail.blueonyx.it>
Betreff: [BlueOnyx:20282] Re: WG: Redirect Loop in Site Management DNS

Hi Jens,

> after adding a new Virtual Site that does not get a loop when clicking 
> on DNS in the GUI, I am probably looking for a way to reset the DNS data for the older Virtual Site.

I looked at it and cannot reproduce the problem, nor do I have a solid idea what could cause it. It would help if I had access to the affected box and/or knew the GUI URL's where the behaviour occurs. Because the URL parameters would be an indicator what's happening there and what the GUI state is at that time.

Do you get the loop via the Vsite DNS management, via "Network Services"
/ "DNS" or both?

The less error-prone and more complete way to manipulate DNS is via "Network Services" / "DNS", as that one gives you access to all DNS records. If you access the DNS records via the Vsite management, you only get to see the zones that this Vsite is allowed to manage.

> Where is the corresponding data saved at? Is there a clean way to 
> remove the additions that seem to produce the loop?

The actual DNS records are stored as Objects in CODB. As a work around you could manipulate them via "/usr/sausalito/bin/cceclient" from the shell. There are two types of DNS related Objects in CODB:

DnsSOA
DnsRecord

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With best regards

Michael Stauber
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