Hello Feng,
Feng He fen...@nsbeta.info writes:
I upgraded my BIND from 9.7 to 9.9.
For BIND 9.7 all zone files under /var/cache/bind are clear textes.
But under BIND 9.9 it seems the zone files are binary format.
So how can we check the content of zone files now?
you can use
于 2013-1-6 21:53, Carsten Strotmann 写道:
you can use named-compilezone to convert from RAW-Format to Text-Format.
Or you can use dig with axfr to get a zone-transfer from the server
(dig @server axfr zone.tld).
You can change the format for writing zone files in the named.conf if
you
On 06.01.13 21:23, Feng He wrote:
I upgraded my BIND from 9.7 to 9.9.
For BIND 9.7 all zone files under /var/cache/bind are clear textes.
But under BIND 9.9 it seems the zone files are binary format.
So how can we check the content of zone files now?
named-compilezone -j -F text zonefile
Another question, since the zone files are raw format now, how can we
edit the zones? I use nsupdate only so it's not a problem, but for
editting by hand, how to?
Thanks.
于 2013-1-6 21:53, Carsten Strotmann 写道:
you can use named-compilezone to convert from RAW-Format to Text-Format.
Or you
In message 50ea2724.2090...@nsbeta.info, Feng He writes:
Another question, since the zone files are raw format now, how can we
edit the zones? I use nsupdate only so it's not a problem, but for
editting by hand, how to?
Thanks.
Master zones still use text format by default.
Slave zones
于 2013-1-7 10:44, Mark Andrews 写道:
Master zones still use text format by default.
Slave zones use raw format by default. You are not expected to
edit slave zones.
OK I see. that's right.
___
Please visit
6 matches
Mail list logo