Re: include files in named.conf.local

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include files in named.conf.local
\ Thijs Koetsier (19 Jul 2006)
. \ Thijs Koetsier (19 Jul 2006)
. . \ Kevin Darcy (19 Jul 2006)
. \ Stephane Bortzmeyer (19 Jul 2006)

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Subject:	Re: include files in named.conf.local
Group:	Bind-users
From:	Kevin Darcy
Date:	19 Jul 2006

Thijs Koetsier wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Maybe I've been looking for this in the wrong place, but I haven't found an
> answer yet. So, please excuse me if this is answered many times before.
>
> Is it possible to include files into the named.conf.local (local bind
> configuration) file? I know that single files can be included (include
> "/etc/bind/zones.rfc1918";), but can it also be done for all files in one
> folder?
>
> In my named.conf.local (Debian), I have, like most of us, numerous entries
> like this:
>
> zone "example.com" {
> type master;
> file "/etc/bind/zones/example.com";
> };
>
> I would like to have files in a folder, eg. /etc/bind/local/example.com, in
> which the above four lines are placed in the file 'example.com'. In my
> named.conf.local I would like to put something like Apache is using:
> Include /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/[^.#]*
>
> Whenever I try modifications on that, bind9 won't take it. Does anyone know
> if this method is possible in any way and if so; how can it be done?
>
BIND has an include-file mechanism, but it takes an explicit pathname;
it doesn't support wildcards/globs/regexps.

- Kevin