I am interested in using a friendlier DNS server and/or interface... I use webmin and BIND now ... not too bad for a small site. I don't like that it has to be restarted to take changes. If you have a [partially] working php web front end for djbdns I would like to play with it. :-) Did you have to do a lot of work to get a SQL backend working with a djbdns or is it modular?
> I'm reworking our djbdns to pull records from a postgresql db that is > nice and constrained, with an idiot proof PHP GUI, and only rewrites > /service/tinydns/root/data on changes. That's better than named for my > purposes. I administered a bunch of BIND installations once upon a time > for Xoom.com and I maintain some other peoples' BIND installations, but > for my own usage, I prefer djbdns as it is more idiot-proof. It's very > hard to screw up PTR and MX records if you follow his directions, for > example; I have just watched an ISP (a pretty good one) accidentally > botch a primary MX record with named due to forgetting the trailing .
