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1# Configuration file __SAMPLE__ for slavedns
2# this file (called slavedns.conf) WILL ALWAYS BE IGNORED by the cron task.
3#
4# in this directory, you must put one file for each master dns server you wish to synchronize from.
5# Each file contains shell variables and shell syntax must be correct.
6
7# Hostname http[s] of the master dns server :
8HOST=primary.example.com
9
10# IP Address of the master dns server :
11MASTERIP=10.0.0.1
12
13# Login of the slave to connect to the server (the primary dns administrator will give it to you.)
14LOGIN=myaccount
15
16# Password of the slave to connect to the server
17PASSWORD=mypass
18
19# SSL= set this variable if you want to use SSL-ecnrypted connection (https instead of http)
20# If you don't want to use SSL, __comment out this line__ (don't put a no, it won't work ;) )
21SSL=yes
22
23# That's all. at most one hour after you put a new file in this directory,
24# slavedns will try to synchronize it's domain list
25# you may launch manually the synchronization with "/usr/sbin/slavedns"
26
27# you can override the default config with those settings
28# those are provided as examples and do not reflect the default values
29# CACHEDIR=/var/spool/slavedns
30# BINDDIR=/etc/namedb/slavedns
31# BINDINCLUDE=/etc/namedb/slavedns.conf
32# WGETFLAGS="--no-check-certificate"
33#NAMED="/usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/named9 restart" # BIND9 on NetBSD
34#NAMED="/etc/rc.d/named restart" # BIND8 on NetBSD/OpenBSD
35#NAMED="killall -HUP named" # generic
36#NAMED="/etc/init.d/named restart" # BIND8 on some Linux
37#NAMED="/etc/init.d/named9 restart" # BIND9 on some Linux
38#NAMED="/etc/init.d/bind restart" # BIND8 on other Linux
39#NAMED="/etc/init.d/bind9 restart" # BIND9 on other Linux
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