Matthias Pigulla wrote:
> Tony Finch wrote:
>
> > Best solution is to put the dynamic stuff in a subdomain so it can be
> > in a separate zone.
>
> Unfortunately, I need to have a final result of dynamic-rr.myzone.tld and
> static-rr.myzone.tld, that is, both need to go together. Is there any way
Tony Finch wrote:
> Best solution is to put the dynamic stuff in a subdomain so it can be in
>a
> separate zone.
Unfortunately, I need to have a final result of dynamic-rr.myzone.tld and
static-rr.myzone.tld, that is, both need to go together. Is there any way
to import and/or alias a subdomain/
Matthias Pigulla wrote:
>
> So, how do you handle the situation of mixed static and dynamic RRs? Is
> there another way to keep these separated and possibly under version
> control?
Best solution is to put the dynamic stuff in a subdomain so it can be in a
separate zone.
Alternatively, you might
Dear bind-users,
I am running a zone with dynamic updates, but will also need to add
"static" RRs.
My first attempt was to use /etc/bind/db.myzone for the SOA and static
RRs. Then, use something like /var/lib/bind/db.myzone as the zone file and
$INCLUDE /etc/bind/db.myzone from there.
I was hop
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