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2016
7 Led
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17:35
Hi, is there any way to dynamically add/delete zones on-the-fly other
than to rebuild your master config and reload?
Thx
- mark
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9 Led
18:10
Hi Mark,
I'm sorry for the delayed answer. The dynamic configuration
will be available in the upcoming 2.1.0 version, which should
be released in the next few days. But, if you are impatient,
there already is a release candidate available (see the
corresponding documentation).
A simple example:
1) Prepare a zone template (not required, but very useful):
$ knotc conf-begin
$ knotc conf-set template[default]
$ knotc conf-set template[default].storage "/var/lib/knot/zones/"
$ knotc conf-commit
2) Add a new zone:
$ knotc conf-begin
$ knotc conf-set zone[example.com]
$ knotc conf-commit
3) Happy smile :-)
Regards,
Daniel
On 2016-01-07 17:35, Mark Jeftovic wrote:
Hi, is there any way to dynamically add/delete zones
on-the-fly other
than to rebuild your master config and reload?
Thx
- mark
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21:21
$ knotc conf-set zone[example.com]
Are those square brackets part of the syntax? I'm thinking along the
lines of
$ touch zonea
$ knotc conf-set zone[example.com]
results in conf-set zonea
I think that should be
$ knotc conf-set zone\[example.com\]
or any number of differing quote characters.
-JP
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14 Led
9:37
Hi,
You are right, the square brackets are part of the syntax.
Thank you for the notice. I have also upgraded the documentation.
Regards,
Daniel
On 01/11/2016 09:21 PM, Jan-Piet Mens wrote:
$ knotc
conf-set zone[example.com]
Are those square brackets part of the syntax? I'm
thinking along the
lines of
$ touch zonea
$ knotc conf-set zone[example.com]
results in conf-set zonea
I think that should be
$ knotc conf-set zone\[example.com\]
or any number of differing quote characters.
-JP
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12:23
You are right, the square brackets are part of the
syntax.
That's a pity ... having to quote all that etc. Wouldn't
knotc conf-set zone example.com
have been easier for all concerned, particulary administrators using a
shell? ;)
-JP
13:39
On 01/14/2016 12:23 PM, Jan-Piet Mens wrote:
I completely understand, but it is a solution just for your simple case.
However, you can use this equivalent notation:
knotc conf-set zone.domain example.com
But the following different commands cannot be similarly simplified,
since it would be confusing or ambiguous:
knotc conf-set zone[example.com].master master1 master2
knotc conf-get zone[example.com]
knotc conf-get zone.master
Is there a better character combination than the square brackets?
Daniel
You are right,
the square brackets are part of the syntax.
That's a pity ... having to quote
all that etc. Wouldn't
knotc conf-set zone example.com have been easier for all concerned, particulary
administrators using a
shell? ;)
-JP
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13:44
Hi J-P,
JFTR one of the things on our plan for this year is a C-library for the dynamic
configuration. You will be able to plug that into any syntax and language your heart
desire :).
Cheers,
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Subject: Re: [knot-dns-users] dynamically add/delete zones on the fly?
On 01/14/2016 12:23 PM, Jan-Piet Mens wrote:
I completely understand, but it is a solution just for your simple case.
However, you can use this equivalent notation:
knotc conf-set zone.domain example.com
But the following different commands cannot be similarly simplified,
since it would be confusing or ambiguous:
knotc conf-set zone[example.com].master master1 master2
knotc conf-get zone[example.com]
knotc conf-get zone.master
Is there a better character combination than the square brackets?
Daniel
You are
right, the square brackets are part of the syntax.
That's a pity ... having to
quote all that etc. Wouldn't
knotc conf-set zone example.com have been easier for all concerned, particulary
administrators using a
shell? ;)
-JP
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