Hi,
I guess a simple shell script can do the job for you:
* ldapsearch SOA records that changed today (provided your SOA
numbering is using dates)
* for each entry pdns_control notify domainname
Just my $.02
Dennis Roos
Nikolaos Milas wrote:
Hi,
I didn't receive any replies on this.
As we are deploying a new DNS server infrastructure in our
organization and we have planned to use pdns/ldap on our primary
master (already in operation), it would be important to us to know
whether NOTIFY from pdns/ldap ("master operation") will be offered as
a feature in upcoming authoritative server releases or not, or if a
patch or (Lua or other) script is available by pdns
developers/community to provide such NOTIFY functionality (I haven't
been able to find something).
This would affect to some extent our deployment architecture (type of
slaves, type of remote slaves, etc.), because, unfortunately, we can't
use ldap backend on all slaves, and we don't want those slaves to
remain not-synchronized for long, nor we can use very short refresh
times.
Please, could you give a hint?
Thanks,
Nick
On 25/9/2010 12:54 πμ, Nikolaos Milas wrote:
So, can we hope for such a feature to be included in the next
official release or, if you deem this is undesirable due to whatever
specs, could it be offered as a patch, as the BIND/sdb one, or even
as a Lua script ? ...
If not, can you suggest any other good solution(s) to trace ldap
record changes and force AXFRs to slaves?
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