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MM-30515. Updated BIND parser. #310
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Updated BIND parser reference article.
Fixed some grammar and formatting inconsistencies. Checked content against https://bluecatnetworks.atlassian.net/browse/MM-30144 to make sure all the customer's questions are addressed.
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The current version of the Men&Mice Management Console has no interface to change the values of the following statements: ``key``, ``acl``, ``controls``, ``server``, ``trusted-keys``. Therefore, they are kept in separate files, ``user_before`` and ``user_after``. Micetro does *not* modify these files. | ||
If both of these criteria are met, the parser assumes that configuration has been arranged and behaves accordingly. |
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The "arrange" command of the installer behaves accordingly not the parser, right? @indridib
5. /etc/local/sbin | ||
6. /etc/opt/isc/isc-bind | ||
7. /etc/opt/isc/scls/isc-bind | ||
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Should we add a note on how to overwrite/specify a different path? I.e. by adding an XML-tag for each statement
<named-checkconf value="/path to the /named-checkconf"/>
<named-checkzone value="/path to the /named-checkzone"/>
Should we mention also that it is the preferences.cfg file of the DNS Server Controller agent?
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:description: When Micetro is installed on a server running BIND, it needs to perform several changes to the server configuration file structure. This section describes these changes and includes an overview diagram that shows how the server configuration files are processed |
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:description: When Micetro is installed on a server running BIND, it needs to perform several changes to the server configuration file structure. This section describes these changes and includes an overview diagram that shows how the server configuration files are processed | |
:description: When Micetro is installed on a server running BIND, it will perform several changes to the server configuration file structure. This section describes these changes and includes an overview diagram that shows how the server configuration files are processed |
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It doesn't need to any more, but it will by default arrange the files.
``named.conf`` is split into several files. A new ``named.conf`` file that includes statements for all the new files is created. | ||
Arranging the Configuration and Files | ||
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The parser's arranger splits the configuration into two files: |
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It's not two files. It's a single file named.conf and then a directory containing the configuration
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BWD is the BIND Working Directory, the location specified in the options directory statement. If no directory statement is found, the current directory is assumed unless you specify the root directory (-r argument). If the root directory is specified, Micetro will assume relative to the root. | ||
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When started, the parser detects whether the directory ``<BWF>/conf/zones`` exists and whether the initial configuration file (typically ``named.conf``) contains one of the following phrases: |
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When started, the parser detects whether the directory ``<BWF>/conf/zones`` exists and whether the initial configuration file (typically ``named.conf``) contains one of the following phrases: | |
When started, the parser detects whether the directory ``<BWD>/conf/zones`` exists and whether the initial configuration file (typically ``named.conf``) contains one of the following phrases: |
Updated BIND parser reference article. Please review to make sure the content is correct and restructuring makes sense.