Putting zones is Mysql database

Remko Lodder remko at elvandar.org
Mon Feb 23 19:33:08 UTC 2004


Hi,

I used bind-sdb-mysql from the freebsd ports tree,
it works , so i guess that dlz will also works,
the only 'problem' i had, is that it uses a lot of
processes, (in mysql), and a lot of connections.
So you really should think about that , or test it,
before actually using it in production mode :)

Just wanted to give that information as well.

Cheers

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Remko Lodder
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Onderwerp: [Bind-users] Re: Putting zones is Mysql database


Vishal <vishal at netsolutionsindia.net> wrote:
>I m on a Solaris/Redhat/Cobalt box with Bind , I have been adding the zone
>file entries Manually in named.conf and the zones in /usr/dns/, Since my
>domain list is growing, I m looking for a Automated process of doing this
in
>a more secure and safe way.
>
>What i want is that all the zones files (existing) should come from a Mysql
>database, so that i'll write in a script that will add a Entry in a
>named.conf file and also insert it in a mysql database. same goes while
>retrieving the zones.

BIND DLZ[1] does essentially that, except that it also allows you to
have the zone configuration in the database... It supports a large
number of databases, including MySQL. It's a patch set against BIND 9.

If you want performance (IE large number of lookups) you might need to
use either use Berkely DB with it, or use normal BIND instead.

It's listed as Development Status: 5 - Production/Stable, and there
seems to be some development and forum activity, which is a good sign.


1. http://bind-dlz.sourceforge.net/

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