Am 2005-07-14 11:16:10, schrieb Rob Butler:
> If your already using a database to store your DNS
> data why not do things the easy way.  Using DLZ you
> can eliminate your custom DNS update scripts that read
> from the database to create your zone files, and you
> can have your update http write to the database for
> your DynDns needs.  No need to use nsupdate or worry
> about *.jnl files.
This will require a rewrite of my whole administrastion Interface.

I have coded a lite version of "HP OpenView" and the DNS setup is
a part of it.  It will require a changement total, because bind)
use another system for storing informations in the database.

AND (!!!) I am using postgresql and not mysql, which is a problem
for bind9 (it was already suggested to me).

> Check it out at http://bind-dlz.sf.net

Hmmm...

> Rob

Michelle

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