Very helpful Mr! Sorted me out! Easy to mistype a semi-colon for a colon don't you know! I'll test that later but I'm wondering if the tabs are mandatory or simple spaces can do?
I got following error in centos 8 :( and couldn't complete the installation , would you help me on this) No available modular metadata for modular package 'bind-dyndb-ldap-11.1-14.module_el8.1.0+253+3b90c921.x86_64', it cannot be installed on the system No available modular metadata for modular package 'softhsm-2.4.0-2.module_el8.1.0+253+3b90c921.x86_64', it cannot be installed on the system
I create a bash script called /etc/dynmotd, then edit /etc/profile and add "/etc/dynmotd" to the end of the file. When you log in with any user it will run the /etc/dynmotd script. Set permissions on the script so that it will run when non-elevated users login: chmod 755 /etc/dynmotd. The basic contents of the script can be copied from drive.google.com/file/d/1bExSATRIcT2wtSsk5IChMOdbKTCZ5iw7/view?usp=sharing It might require some tweaking for different systems.
By far the best video I've watched for dns. Straight forward and explained well. This video was hard to find. Thank you !!!
A million thanks bro, you helped me a lot with that google drive link, God bless you
excellent explanation and demonstration!
You got me out of trouble. Well appreciated
Very helpful Mr! Sorted me out! Easy to mistype a semi-colon for a colon don't you know! I'll test that later but I'm wondering if the tabs are mandatory or simple spaces can do?
I got following error in centos 8 :( and couldn't complete the installation , would you help me on this)
No available modular metadata for modular package 'bind-dyndb-ldap-11.1-14.module_el8.1.0+253+3b90c921.x86_64', it cannot be installed on the system
No available modular metadata for modular package 'softhsm-2.4.0-2.module_el8.1.0+253+3b90c921.x86_64', it cannot be installed on the system
The hostname and zone hostname are not clear, named restart failed, "#" customize the content of the zone area, can restart named.service normally🙃
Thanks a lot!
great! 👌
How the info is shown when login???
I create a bash script called /etc/dynmotd, then edit /etc/profile and add "/etc/dynmotd" to the end of the file. When you log in with any user it will run the /etc/dynmotd script. Set permissions on the script so that it will run when non-elevated users login: chmod 755 /etc/dynmotd.
The basic contents of the script can be copied from drive.google.com/file/d/1bExSATRIcT2wtSsk5IChMOdbKTCZ5iw7/view?usp=sharing
It might require some tweaking for different systems.
@@KJL00 Hi man!
I modified your script, as your told it.
If you want, I'll give it to you.