On 3/14/2022 3:11 PM, Philip Prindeville wrote:
I was hoping that there's a trivial way to parse the named.conf file and figure
out what it listens on for updates using a Bind utility, but I guess not...
The utility 'rndc status' will return the full path of the configuration
file:
rndc status | grep "configuration file:"
And the utility 'named-checkconf -px configfile' will print out the
configuration in canonical form, from which you could grab anything you
like.
But if what you want isn't in the configuration file (e.g. passed as a
command-line parameter, or compiled in), then named-checkconf isn't
going to help. To learn those, I think you'll need to query the
operating system for information about the specif process. I'd be
looking at pgrep and ps, but there's probably better ways to do it.
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