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Hey Kevin,
The value is auto-detected at config check time...but it seems that it's usually not the value people want (it ought to work, if the hostname is correctly resolving, but it usually doesn't match what people want it to be). So pretty soon I'll be adding a dialog during the install.sh, or a simple form within Virtualmin itself, to set this.
Anyway, it's easy to correct:
The primary can be set in the Webmin BIND module configuration. The option is "Default master server for master zones" in the "Zone file options" section. Set it to ns1.thatscriptguy.com.
The secondary is a bit more "magic" as it comes from the automatic slave server configuration (e.g. it's all automatically configured for you, if you follow the steps in[a href="http://www.virtualmin.com/support/documentation/virtualmin-dns-slaves/">the Automatic DNS Slaves Quickstart...just fill in ns2.thatscriptguy.com in the "Name for NS record" field when creating it).
If you aren't using automatic slave setup (I'd recommend you use it, as it'll save you a lot of time), then you'll have to add the new NS record to your Server Template(s) in the BIND DNS Domain section in the field labeled "BIND DNS records for new domains". You'd add:
${DOM} 38400 IN NS ns2.thatscriptguy.com
And choose "Add above to automatically generated records".
Save it.
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