On 12/23/15 22:45, Ejaz wrote:
Is there any way where I can configure multiple directories for the zone
files, Default one is /var/named/ or /var/named/chroot/var/named.
Sort of.
The "directory" configuration is where named will start to look for
files that don't use a fully qualified path.
On top I wanted to have one more additional directory location where I
can keep the zones file for VIP customer on separate location..
zone "c1d1.tld" {
type master;
file "customer1/c1d1.tld.zone";
};
zone "c2d1.tld"
type master;
file "customer2/c2d1.tld.zone";
};
zone "c2d2.tld"
type master;
file "customer2/c2d2.tld.zone";
};
zone "c3d1.tld"
type master;
file "customer3/c3d1.tld.zone";
};
Here you are telling named to look for a customer1 or customer2 or
customer3 subdirectory that is inside the directory specified in
"directory".
You can also use fully qualified paths.
zone "c4d1.tld"
type master;
file "/home/customer4/c4d1.tld.zone";
};
zone "c5d1.tld"
type master;
file "/opt/someCrazyPath/customer5/c5d1.tld.zone";
};
I often keep master and slave zone files in separate directories under
the named working directory.
--
Grant. . . .
unix || die
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