Hi,
when doing batch-adds, some domains return this error-message:
zone_add: domain.com ...ZONE RECORD FAILED: SOAP: transport error:
http://localhost:8082/soap: 500 Can't connect to localhost:8082 (connect: Operation not permitted), 500 $VAR1 = { 'error_msg' => 'SOAP: transport error:
http://localhost:8082/soap: 500 Can\'t connect to localhost:8082 (connect: Operation not permitted)', 'error_code' => 500 }; success.
But the domain seems to be OK.
However, the error-message appears rather frequently, and we are worried that some might be broken.
What's the reason for this error?
Is it a timeout?
Rainer
I have never seen that error, and I my systems I run NicTool on aren't speedy (dual PIII 600MHz). It does say it succeeded but what the error is about I don't know.
| matt wrote on Sun, 20 November 2005 03:45 |
I have never seen that error, and I my systems I run NicTool on aren't speedy (dual PIII 600MHz). It does say it succeeded but what the error is about I don't know.
|
Well, after some thinking, I disabled pf on the box - et volia: everything worked.
PF is mainly there to protect mysql against yet-to-come remote-exploits, so for the time being, it also works without it (no SNMP, currently).
I only started to use pf after I couldn't get my ipfw-fules to work anymore on this particular box.
I'll try an update 5-4->6.0 sometime in a vmware to see if it's also feasible for my DNS-master.
cheers,
Rainer