bind9 problem - named: user 'bindi' unknown












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I've installed bind9 on ubuntu 18.04 desktop version some days ago and worked fine...



There are many tutorial for this DNS, but this was easy and maybe ubuntu specific: Configuration I've used the primary master section, so my config files are the same as those excepted the ip addresses and the dns name. I've checked them of course, everything looks correct.



After that I didn't change anything in bind9 configuration files, just installed virtualbox and 1 guest and not anything else, but noticed that



ping -c2 myservername.com
ping: myservername.com: Name or service is unknown


Checking again... No changes in config files, reading syslog:



cat /var/log/syslog

...

Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 named[17636]: named: user 'bindi' unknown
Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.


I didn't add 'bindi' user of course, nowhere...



What could I do wrong? Where can be the problem?
Has anybody got idea?
If You need any output, just ask, please.



/etc/bind/named.conf.local



/etc/bind/db.myservername.com



/etc/bind/db.192










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    I've installed bind9 on ubuntu 18.04 desktop version some days ago and worked fine...



    There are many tutorial for this DNS, but this was easy and maybe ubuntu specific: Configuration I've used the primary master section, so my config files are the same as those excepted the ip addresses and the dns name. I've checked them of course, everything looks correct.



    After that I didn't change anything in bind9 configuration files, just installed virtualbox and 1 guest and not anything else, but noticed that



    ping -c2 myservername.com
    ping: myservername.com: Name or service is unknown


    Checking again... No changes in config files, reading syslog:



    cat /var/log/syslog

    ...

    Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 named[17636]: named: user 'bindi' unknown
    Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
    Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.


    I didn't add 'bindi' user of course, nowhere...



    What could I do wrong? Where can be the problem?
    Has anybody got idea?
    If You need any output, just ask, please.



    /etc/bind/named.conf.local



    /etc/bind/db.myservername.com



    /etc/bind/db.192










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      I've installed bind9 on ubuntu 18.04 desktop version some days ago and worked fine...



      There are many tutorial for this DNS, but this was easy and maybe ubuntu specific: Configuration I've used the primary master section, so my config files are the same as those excepted the ip addresses and the dns name. I've checked them of course, everything looks correct.



      After that I didn't change anything in bind9 configuration files, just installed virtualbox and 1 guest and not anything else, but noticed that



      ping -c2 myservername.com
      ping: myservername.com: Name or service is unknown


      Checking again... No changes in config files, reading syslog:



      cat /var/log/syslog

      ...

      Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 named[17636]: named: user 'bindi' unknown
      Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
      Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.


      I didn't add 'bindi' user of course, nowhere...



      What could I do wrong? Where can be the problem?
      Has anybody got idea?
      If You need any output, just ask, please.



      /etc/bind/named.conf.local



      /etc/bind/db.myservername.com



      /etc/bind/db.192










      share|improve this question













      I've installed bind9 on ubuntu 18.04 desktop version some days ago and worked fine...



      There are many tutorial for this DNS, but this was easy and maybe ubuntu specific: Configuration I've used the primary master section, so my config files are the same as those excepted the ip addresses and the dns name. I've checked them of course, everything looks correct.



      After that I didn't change anything in bind9 configuration files, just installed virtualbox and 1 guest and not anything else, but noticed that



      ping -c2 myservername.com
      ping: myservername.com: Name or service is unknown


      Checking again... No changes in config files, reading syslog:



      cat /var/log/syslog

      ...

      Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 named[17636]: named: user 'bindi' unknown
      Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
      Nov 6 19:15:25 zwh0 systemd[1]: bind9.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.


      I didn't add 'bindi' user of course, nowhere...



      What could I do wrong? Where can be the problem?
      Has anybody got idea?
      If You need any output, just ask, please.



      /etc/bind/named.conf.local



      /etc/bind/db.myservername.com



      /etc/bind/db.192







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          The problem is that the username should be bind, not bindi. I believe this is configured in /etc/default/bind9:



          cat /etc/default/bind9 
          # run resolvconf?
          RESOLVCONF=no

          # startup options for the server
          OPTIONS="-u bind"


          Check that it doesn't say -u bindi under options.






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            The problem is that the username should be bind, not bindi. I believe this is configured in /etc/default/bind9:



            cat /etc/default/bind9 
            # run resolvconf?
            RESOLVCONF=no

            # startup options for the server
            OPTIONS="-u bind"


            Check that it doesn't say -u bindi under options.






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              The problem is that the username should be bind, not bindi. I believe this is configured in /etc/default/bind9:



              cat /etc/default/bind9 
              # run resolvconf?
              RESOLVCONF=no

              # startup options for the server
              OPTIONS="-u bind"


              Check that it doesn't say -u bindi under options.






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                The problem is that the username should be bind, not bindi. I believe this is configured in /etc/default/bind9:



                cat /etc/default/bind9 
                # run resolvconf?
                RESOLVCONF=no

                # startup options for the server
                OPTIONS="-u bind"


                Check that it doesn't say -u bindi under options.






                share|improve this answer












                The problem is that the username should be bind, not bindi. I believe this is configured in /etc/default/bind9:



                cat /etc/default/bind9 
                # run resolvconf?
                RESOLVCONF=no

                # startup options for the server
                OPTIONS="-u bind"


                Check that it doesn't say -u bindi under options.







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