Thursday, December 19, 2002, 12:13:25 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>. I guess I didn't compile something correctly. >>Also, thanks for the FTP advice. I think that is the way to go.
> the windows text editor has to be able to save in Unix format. Textpad, > ultraedit, homesite all do. > In the case of homesite on a windows machine, it can edit the files in > place on the ftp server over the ftp protocol, just as if it was a website. A hack that I use for adding domains to BIND could be modified: -Create a shell script on the nix box that takes the domain as input and appends to the map file(s) and runs a postmap on it/them. -Use the Putty ssh dos client in a batch file to ssh to the box and run the shell script passing it your input to the batch file. (If you have Putty set up with a session for that box and a private key, you don't have to put the password into the batch file). Just make sure you validate your input in the batch file since you may not see the shell script puke. I like this approach since my shell script is on the nix box if I want to use it there. You could also use WSH for the "batch" file and do regexp validation, messageboxes, etc. to make it a prettier hack. -- Chris Scott Host Orlando, Inc. http://www.hostorlando.com/
