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so spake Rene Rivera (grafik.list):
> Because my configuration files, named.conf and all the zone files, must
> be at /export/config/named/... And there's no way, other than removing
> the chroot AFAIK, to get named to read the configuration from where I
> have the files. And you'll ask why don't I just put the files in
> /var/named/etc? Because those files are version control managed, backup
> managed, and RAID managed. Or more precisely my entire /export is highly
> controlled to have fault tolerance, backups, complete file histories,
> and access controls.
You will be better off writing a simple script that syncs things
from your revision controlled directory into /var/named (perhaps
using rsync) and then starts/reloads named. Alternately, you could
just have named chroot to your /export dir.
- todd