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Old 28th August 2005, 06:23 AM
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Permission problems with bind

When I attempt to start my bind server it fails and when I check the log it says that permission was denied to the named.pid even though I have chowned and chgrped it to named. Any ideas?
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Old 28th August 2005, 11:31 PM
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[UPDATE]

Running bind in the foreground (i.e. named -u named -g) it works perfectly, running it in the background (service named start) it fails due to a permissions error. I checked the log file and it is in fact running as user "named" so there shouldn't be any problems. Any ideas?
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