bind9-users Digest V5 #155

[Sten Carlsen]

Jean Tourrilhes wrote:
>
>	Simple. If the file exist, you include it. If it doesn't, you
>don't. DHCP and PPP make sure that they create and destroy those files
>as needed.
>	If both files exist, the first file take precendence and the
>other definitions are added at the end, like if you were merging both
>files.
>	If you really want to be fancy, you can also use conditional
>blocks, to make some part of the config conditional to an interface
>beeing up. But, I don't think this is needed for the DHCP and PPP
>case, this is more for the static config case.
>	As I say, my proposal doesn't give you a complete solution,
>working out of the box, but it offer hooks so that, in conjunction
>with other scripts (PPP, DHCP, other), you can build the perfect
>solution.
>
>  
>
Do you propose things to look like xinet.d with the includedir 
statement? In that setup it might be much easier to avoid the messyness 
of having everything mixed up in the same directory.

-- 
Best regards

Sten Carlsen

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