Zones list mask or wildcard

[Dimitry Bansikov]

They are all different with different A/MX/CNAME records. I just looking 
for easier and most performance way to manage zones. Just by 
adding/deleting zone file. Best way, if i can setup a directory with all 
zones (files) and bind can read/include all files from this directory 
without writing "zone {}" for each domain. Does rndc addzone automatic 
change zones list named.conf.local?

I have default named.conf

include "/etc/bind/named.conf.options";
include "/etc/bind/named.conf.local";
include "/etc/bind/named.conf.default-zones";

list of all 1000 zones stored in named.conf.local

Directory with zones /etc/bind/zones/

Example of a zone

$TTL 1H
@    IN    SOA    ns1.server.com.    root.example1.com. (
     2311151160    ; serial
     3H    ; refresh
     1H    ; retry
     2W    ; expiry
     1H )    ; ttl
@ IN NS  ns1.server.com.
@ IN NS  ns2.server.com.
@ IN A  123.123.123.123
* IN A  123.123.123.123
@ IN MX 10 mail


27.11.2024 12:27, Cathy Almond пишет:
> On 27/11/2024 11:19, Dimitry Bansikov wrote:
>> As I wrote earlier, I have 1000 different zones for domains. And to 
>> add a new zone or delete an old one, I have to change a file with a 
>> large list of lines "zone domain IN {...};".
>>
>> I need to simplify adding and removing a domain so that it is enough 
>> to just add the zone file itself whitout editing the big list. Is 
>> this possible? There are simpler options?
>>
>>
>
> rndc addzone?
>
> -- 
>
> What is the purpose of these zones - are they all different unique 
> content for example, or are they being used as some kind of block list 
> (i.e. empty zones or zones with a wild-card redirect)?
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