Is there a makerev.pl that is updated to handle 8.x &/or 9.x ?
Mr. James W. Laferriere
babydr at baby-dragons.com
Mon May 28 14:57:28 UTC 2001
Hello All , I found one tool in misc that is close .
makezones by: Philip Hazel <ph10 at cus.cam.ac.uk>
But it wants to create all of the files from some other database .
Which appears to be some form of a completely defined forward
file , with some interesting (near to)beginning of the line
specifiers .
Ie: I'd have to like completely define everything in another file
& then run the tool to create the zone files from that .
But all I am interested in is creating the inverse from a forward
file .
makezones is a Nice tool if one has a Database (or something on
that line) to generate the source file(s) . Below are some items
I found during the short time I played with it . Hth , JimL
Doesn't understand 'TTL# @ soa' format , ( 86400 @ SOA )
nor the ' IN LOC ' records , ( Location records (*))
nor does it cope with less than 'C' allocations .
(*) which I'd like to provide for another project I am interested in .
On Mon, 28 May 2001, Mr. James W. Laferriere wrote:
> Hello All , Way be when in 1997 .
> Mr. Larry Fahnoe <fahnoe at FahnoeTech.com> announced a makerev.pl
> tool to allow the creation of reverse files from the corresponding
> forward files . In the contrib directory there are several
> equivalent works . Although makerev.pl is not there & all the
> rest appear to be for 4.x series of systems . Ie: they referance
> named.boot as being necessary for the tool to work or make no
> meantion of $TTL value being needed .
> So I am asking is there a makerev.pl or an Equivalent work that
> understands 8.x &/or 9.x syntax ?
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