Script does not print the DNS records #259
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Did it give an error message? What is the last output?
…On 23/01/31 06:54AM, Arth Patel wrote:
Hello, I just ran this script today on a fresh Debian 11 instance. It installed the required utilities for the mailserver but never printed the DNS records at the end. It also did not create a file called dns_emailwiz to save the records. I ran the script as root. Any thoughts on could be wrong here?
Arth
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It runs as normal trying to install and configure the utilities, and then stops at this output: I am thinking it never gets to the end of the script where you echo the DNS entry variables. FYI - I already set up SSL cert before running the script. Maybe a recent commit broke something? |
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Found it, on line 70, the 'esac || exit $1' command tries to exit the script with the exit status passed as argument $1, only if the previous case statement has failed. And somehow the SSL code block is failing. You need to check the lines 51-70 again. I removed '|| exit $1' for debugging, and the script worked as expected. Line 70 in 768baa3 |
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The Did you get your SSL with certbot or some other service? |
Hello, I just ran this script today on a fresh Debian 11 instance. It installed the required utilities for the mailserver but never printed the DNS records at the end. It also did not create a file called dns_emailwiz to save the records. I ran the script as root. Any thoughts on could be wrong here?
Arth
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