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Whilst investing this error I found
You’d definitely want to limit recursive queries to your local server, and not allow it for any user on the internet. That’s done with the “allow-recursion” directive, or there’s also an edit box in Webmin’s BIND module for it. So you should set “Do fully recursive lookups” to “Default”
another piece of advice said it this setting should be set to no. I’m not clear on the difference so trying no right now.
I have just finished setting up Varnish on my test server that uses Webmin/Virtualmin, with Apache on Centos.
It has been a little bit of a voyage of discovery but I think I have cracked it. Much of what I have here is based on many other blogs and forums. In essence once you know how its easy, but there are a few pit holes to watch for in Virtualmin/Webmin, as editing the underlying httpd.conf file isn’t the way to go.
The main steps are
and you are done. My experience is on a Centos server, I’m sure that the process is the same on Ubuntu except the details of some of the linux level commands and file locations
