Hello all,
I was trying to upgrade my server 8.6.0 to the new version but had to install Proxy and memcached. So I decided to build a new server with these options. I installed a new ubuntu 14.04 server. Now, when I'm trying to start the install.sh, I get the following error : ERROR: Installation can not proceeed. Please fix your /etc/hosts file
So I edited my host file to have these informations but the error remains .... here's my host file :
mwadmin@SRV-DMAIL:/$ cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.1.1 SRV-DMAIL
172.16.0.105 SRV-DMAIL.MWP.LOCAL SRV-DMAIL
I added my server to my dns and I can resolve it .. but still no success..
So, I make something wrong but dont know what If someone can help me, he's welcomed
Per advance, thanks to all for your help
[Solved] New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
[Solved] New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
Last edited by forstera on Mon Aug 22, 2016 8:37 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
Is this behind a NAT router or a firewall? Go to the Split DNS wiki and run the commands in the "Verifying...." section of that article to confirm your DNS is correct. FWIW, I'd also suggest you use the /etc/hosts file example in that article for your installation.
Re: New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
Hi Bill,
Thanks very much for your answer ; I'll check that. My server will be in my DMZ, so behing firewall which will first receive them and transfert to my Zimbra
Thanks again for your help
Arnaud
Thanks very much for your answer ; I'll check that. My server will be in my DMZ, so behing firewall which will first receive them and transfert to my Zimbra
Thanks again for your help
Arnaud
Re: New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
Grrr , still can't make it works
I've only one public IP adresse which is my Firewall. It's acting as a relay for incoming and outgoing emails, too. So it is possible to tell Zimbra not checking DNS and reverse DNS when installing ?
Thanks to all for your help
Arnaud
I've only one public IP adresse which is my Firewall. It's acting as a relay for incoming and outgoing emails, too. So it is possible to tell Zimbra not checking DNS and reverse DNS when installing ?
Thanks to all for your help
Arnaud
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Re: New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
your problem is only related to your /etc/hosts file , give a try by deleting the line starting with 127.0.1.1
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Re: New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
Ok, I'll try that and keep you informed
Thanks very much for your help
Thanks very much for your help
Re: New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
Seems to work now
Great !
Thanks again for your great Help
Re: [Solved] New server install : fix your /etc/hosts
just type this: sudo hostname [hostname]
for example my fqhn is mail.frg-m.com then i will type this: sudo hostname mail
restart dnsmasq service and good to go !
for example my fqhn is mail.frg-m.com then i will type this: sudo hostname mail
restart dnsmasq service and good to go !