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I have about 4000 domains, and wanted to make a generic DNS and Apache configuration that will take ANY domain and park it without having to make an account and park it in Cpanel. This way, any idle domains I have can show ads and content (like godaddy does or any parking service does for that matter)

I have it working too...almost!

1) The configuration allows me to have any domain show a parking page, even if that domain doesn't have an account. This is working fine.

2) Strangely, this new configuration disables the file_get_contents function and the curl function(s).

Does anyone have ideas on why file_get_contents would stop working with the configuration below? How do I fix it so I can park domains, and still have the file_get_contents function working?

Here is the addition to my named.conf file:

Code:

named.conf:



zone "." {

        type master;

        file "/var/named/parking.db";

};

The associated /var/named/parking.db database file:

Code:

/var/named/parking.db:



$TTL    604800

@      86400    IN      SOA     ns1.ryd0.com. john.mccarthy.net. (

                              1         ; Serial

                         604800         ; Refresh

                          86400         ; Retry

                        2419200         ; Expire

                         604800 )       ; Negative Cache TTL



        IN      NS      .

*.      IN      A       204.15.192.194



;@      86400   IN      SOA     ns1.ryd0.com. john.mccarthy.net. (

And the additions to my httpd.conf file

Code:

<VirtualHost 204.15.192.194:80>

    ServerAlias *

    DocumentRoot /home/photof/public_html



    ...more stuff deleted...

</VirtualHost>

Not only does this park domain.com, but it also parks http://www.domain.com, or whatever.domain.com etc etc...

Again, this is working, but it seems to disable file_get_contents. Can I make a second DNS zone that will fix this?

Ideas anyone?