Re: [cobalt-users] Subdomain on a subdomain (3th level domain?)

["Superior Webhosting Technisch" <tech@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi !

> > Just fill in "users.subdomain" as the host and "domainname.com" as the
> > domain name.

This was the first thing I did: did not work :|...

>
> That might very well work with the Raq.  However, it's NOT standard
> unix/linux.
>
> A host name does not have a dot "." in it.  The dot "." separates the
> hostname from the domain name.  A subdomain is never part of a host.
> Under unix/linux, the host would be "users", and the domain would be
> "subdomain.domainname.com".

I also tried that, but that doesn't work as well.. Now I've edited the
pri.subdomain.domain.com file, and it looks like this:

--

subdomain.domainname.com.    in      a       10.20.30.40.50
pop     in      mx      30 subdomain.domainname.com.
www.subdomain.domainname.com.        in      a       10.20.30.40.50
pop.subdomain.domainname.com.        in      a       10.20.30.40.50
smtp.subdomain.domainname.com.       in      a       10.20.30.40.50

users.subdomain.domainname.com.      in      a       10.20.30.40.50

--

After saving the file I restarted the DNS service, using:

/usr/sbin/ndc restart

But still no respons to http://users.subdomain.domainname.com

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Hans