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# This is -*-perl-*-, so keep the syntax correct!
# Base directory for dns-update. You should not need to change this.
$BASEDIR = '/var/lib/dnscvsutil';
# The directory that contains a checked-out CVS tree of your zone files.
$FROM = "$BASEDIR/domains";
# The directory to put the generated files to.
$TO = "$BASEDIR/compiled";
# Where to put a file that loads the generated files.
# You should include this in your named.conf.
$PRIMARY = "$BASEDIR/compiled/named-primary.conf";
# Command to run after dns-update.
# This is just a suggestion, and not set by default.
# To make the line below work, do this:
# 1) put all of your reverse zones in some subdir
# 2) give the dnsadmin group read-write access to above dir
# 3) make member of group dnsadmin able to run the bind reload
# command as root with sudo, without needing a password.
# (This may imply a security problem. Please think twice
# before giving people root access).
#
#$RUNAFTER = 'mkrdns -q /etc/bind/named.conf && sudo /etc/init.d/bind reload';
# Zone variables:
# This sets defaults used in SOA creation. These will be used in
# all SOA records, unless overridden.
# Once again, be careful with the syntax. Don't remove fields.
%SOA_DEFAULTS = (
# Default email address of person responsible for your DNS,
# with the "@" replaced with ".". No ending period here.
hostmaster=>'hostmaster.example.com',
# SOA refresh etc. times. Format is #w#d#h#m#s, or just seconds.
refresh=>'8h',
retry=>'2h',
expire=>'7d',
minttl=>'1d',
negttl=>'1d',
);
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