On 16/11/2024 04:47, Charles Eckman via bind-users wrote:
I'm also down for other workarounds, if you have suggestions!
On 16.11.24 10:40, Nick Tait via bind-users wrote:
As a simple workaround, you can create the zone file in /var/lib, and
then create a hard-link (using "ln") to the same file in /etc/bind.
That way you can configure BIND to use the /var/lib version (and it
has permissions to create the signed version of the zone in the same
directory), and you can manually edit the zone file in /etc/bind
(along with all your non-DNSSEC zones).
note that hard links are impossible if /var is on separate partitions.
I am curious, if the original zone file in /etc/bind can be signed into
/var/lib using inline signing, as if the /etc/bind version was fetched from
remote server.
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