On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 03:43:54PM -0600, Mark Seamans wrote:
> Although this doesn't have anything to do with iptables, I do
> believe that you will have the best answer. Simple script that will
> NAMEDCFG="/etc/bind/named.conf
> DOMAINNAME= script asks user this question....
> NS2=....server ip number.
> ${SSH} -l root ${NS2} echo -e "zone \"${DOMAINNAME}\" {" >> '${NAMEDCFG}''
> ${SSH} -l root ${NS2} echo -e " type slave;" >> ${NAMEDCFG}
> ${SSH} -l root ${NS2} echo -e " file \"sec/dbsec.${DOMAINNAME}\";" >> ${NAMEDCFG}
> ${SSH} -l root ${NS2} echo -e " masters { 10.10.10.10; };" >> ${NAMEDCFG}
> ${SSH} -l root ${NS2} echo -e "};" >> ${NAMEDCFG}
#!/bin/bash
# don't quibble about my choice of bash
NAMEDCFG="/etc/bind/named.conf
DOMAINNAME= script asks user this question....
NS2=....server ip number.
{
cat <<EOF
zone ${DOMAINNAME} {
type slave;
file "sec/dbsec.${DOMAINNAME}";
masters { 10.10.10.10; };
};
EOF
} | ${SSH} root@${NS2} "cat - >> $NAMEDCFG"
Kelly
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