Rich, you and Barry both touched on my original tactic. I can define
³something.xyz.com² as a master zone with a single entry. The problem, as
you pointed out, is that this doesn¹t catch ³www.something.xyz.com².
Unfortunately, the ³www² section will have any number of random hosts, so
putting
(Sorry, let's try that again WITHOUT smart quotes:)
Rich, you and Barry both touched on my original tactic. I can define
something.xyz.com as a master zone with a single entry. The problem, as
you pointed out, is that this doesn't catch www.something.xyz.com.
Unfortunately, the www section will
On 09/05/2014 18:47, Jon Fullmer wrote:
(Sorry, let's try that again WITHOUT smart quotes:)
Yeaaahhh that did not work out so well:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=big5
Your apostrophes ended up being a chinese character, CJK UNIFIED
IDEOGRAPH-6613 according to Python's unicodedata.
Does anyone know how I might configure bind to answer for a specific host
within the zone, but perform a recursive lookup for the rest of the zone?
For example, given the domain xyz.com, how might I configure a local DNS
server to reslove something.xyz.com to, maybe, a local server, but still
In article mailman.181.1399569458.26362.bind-us...@lists.isc.org,
fullme...@ldschurch.org wrote:
Does anyone know how I might configure bind to answer for a specific host
within the zone, but perform a recursive lookup for the rest of the zone?
For example, given the domain xyz.com, how
What you are looking for is basically dnsmasq. That allows you to
override specific resolutions, while letting the rest go through the
normal process. BIND does not allow you to have split authority for a
single zone.
if you say something.xyz.com is handled locally, then anything under
On your resolver, create a zone called
something.xyz.com
and only have one entry, an A record for the zone itself. something like this:
---begin something.xyz.com zonefile---
something.xyz.com. in soa ns1.abc.com. hostmaster.abc.com. (
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