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Re: DNS - Bind database
From: mike harrison <meuon () highertech net>
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2001 12:07:46 -0500 (EST)
Customer Service, who cannot seem to get the concept of maintaining forward and reverse mapping. I run BIND 8 on Solaris, so something that runs under Solaris (not MickeySoft) is preferable. Both web and local shell database modification is definitely a plus. I'd rather not reinvent the wheel by programming this myself.
We do it with perl and Sybase on Linux, with a web interface (perl) for customer service people. hardest part was all the sanity checks for stupid data entry errors ie: adding/delete trailing periods, standardizing MX values... a small perl script runs every hour with more sanity checks, then dumps out new text files for named to read. Side benefit: trusted competent customers (and yes, they do exist) get certain records and fields available for themselves to edit/change/delete. Ours is to integrated into too may other things to be useful by itself, but the DNS side was a solid weekend of coding: about 20hrs. but made my life easier and harder (I liked hand editing text files).
Current thread:
- DNS - Bind database David Hares (Mar 09)
- Re: DNS - Bind database Patrick Greenwell (Mar 09)
- RE: DNS - Bind database Mike Batchelor (Mar 09)
- Re: DNS - Bind database mike harrison (Mar 10)
- Re: DNS - Bind database / dns directly on a database bert hubert (Mar 11)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: DNS - Bind database Patrick Greenwell (Mar 09)