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On 8/23/06, Michael Crute <mcrute@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I am trying to write a scrip to maintain my Bind zone files and I was |
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> wondering if it is valid to cram the SOA all onto one line. I have |
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> scoured the internet and can't find anyone who does it that way. My |
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> question is... will it break stuff? Right now my SOA looks like: |
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<snip> |
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> what I am proposing is this: |
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> @ IN SOA ns1.domain.com. admin.domain.com. ( 2006082201 12h 1h 2w 1h ) |
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> Are the two equivalent? |
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OK, after a little testing I determined that it is valid to have it |
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all on a single line and when it is on a single line the parens are |
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optional. This works quite nicely and makes my script easier to write. |
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Also, Bryan... just for your info the semicolons are simply comments |
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and really aren't at all needed for the DNS server to function |
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properly. |
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Thanks for the help everybody. |
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-Mike |
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________________________________ |
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Michael E. Crute |
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http://mike.crute.org |
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