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<p>Hello Mik</p>
<p>The Stork Agent has a fixed list of potential configuration
paths. It isn't possible to specify a custom one.<br>
I opened #831 to resolve your issue. As a workaround, I recommend
you create a link.<br>
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<p>Best regards<br>
Slawek<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/08/2022 21:01, Mik J wrote:<br>
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<div>OS: Openbsd 7.1<br>
Version: 1.5.0<br>
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Hello everyone,<br>
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When I start the stork agent<br>
# ./backend/cmd/stork-agent/stork-agent --listen-stork-only<br>
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It complains about not finding named.conf<br>
WARN[2022-08-01 20:39:58] bind9.go:376 cannot
find config file for BIND 9<br>
I looked at other messages posted about stork and saw that I
was trying to find this file at /etc/bind/named.conf<br>
So I created an empty file and I have the confirmation now<br>
WARN[2022-08-01 20:53:51] bind9.go:406 found
BIND 9 config file (/etc/bind/named.conf) but cannot parse
controls clause<br>
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i) How can I tell stork agent where to find named.conf ? On
Openbsd it's in /var/named/etc/named.conf<br>
ii) What do you think about modifying the source code so
that when the file is not found we have a hint where it was
searching<br>
Instead of<br>
WARN[2022-08-01 20:39:58] bind9.go:376 cannot
find config file for BIND 9<br>
Should be<br>
WARN[2022-08-01 20:39:58] bind9.go:376 cannot
find /etc/bind/named.conf for BIND 9<br>
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