If nothing else works, you can always 'include' a file that contains
configuration stanzas of those zones and then use a script to add new
zone stanzas to the file.
# Include config file with thousands of domains
include "/etc/named.d/1000s_domains.conf";
The script could either recreate the whole file every time or it could
be a bit clever and check if there are new zone files and only add those
and remove those that have been removed.
This is probably 30-45 minutes worth of Bash scripting for the first
working prototype and then a couple of hours refining - adding error
checking, logging, notifications, etc.
D.
On 27. 11. 24 12:19, Dimitry Bansikov wrote:
As I wrote earlier, I have 1000 different zones for domains. And to
add a new zone or delete an old one, I have to change a file with a
large list of lines "zone domain IN {...};".
I need to simplify adding and removing a domain so that it is enough
to just add the zone file itself whitout editing the big list. Is this
possible? There are simpler options?
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