In article <[email protected]>,
 J. Thomsen <[email protected]> wrote:

> The view facility is apparently only useful for several copies of the same 
> zone and not for
> grouping zones.
> 
> If a zone is not present in the first view matching the client, but in 
> another view below,
> BIND will apparently return a response of zone not found and not use the next 
> matching view.

You seem to misunderstand views.  They don't group zones, they group 
clients.  A client can only be in one view: the first view that they 
match.

Remember, views have more than zones in them, they also have options 
like allow-recursion.  What sense would it make to fall through to the 
next matching view -- which set of options would you use?

If you want a zone to be in multiple views, list it in all of them.

-- 
Barry Margolin, [email protected]
Arlington, MA
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