ah.. the current directory isn't in your path (and shouldn't be!) do
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart
same for named.
I found a tool for configuring named a long time ago. can't remember
what it's called, but there's a README in /etc/named/ that suggests
looking at "nsc".. You might have it already installed.
Donncha.
"McKenna, Peter" wrote:
>> This is what I typed in
>> cd /etc
> cd rc.d
> cd init.d
> httpd restart
> bash: httpd: command not found
> named restart
> can't open 'restart'
>> Any help will be graet as this is for my final year project
> that is due in tomorrow.
> do you know any good howto's to create a nameserver?
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