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In a chroot Bind installation, named.conf is located in /var/named/chroot/etc/.
In that file, references to files for includes and other zones can be made as "filename"
without a path. What is the expected location when no path is used, simply up one dir
under chroot/? While moving a DNS from one machine to another, I noticed all ref's are
"/etc/filename" and they are in the same dir as named.conf which obviously looks different
from all the sample files.

Thanks!
jlc
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>In a chroot Bind installation, named.conf is located in /var/named/chroot/etc/.
>In that file, references to files for includes and other zones can be made as "filename"
>without a path. What is the expected location when no path is used, simply up one dir
>under chroot/? While moving a DNS from one machine to another, I noticed all ref's are
>"/etc/filename" and they are in the same dir as named.conf which obviously looks different
>from all the sample files.

Jumped the gun there:)
options
{
directory "/var/named"; // the default
};

CMIIW, so when not using a path, this is where it expects files.
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On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 09:53 -0600, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> >In a chroot Bind installation, named.conf is located in /var/named/chroot/etc/.
> >In that file, references to files for includes and other zones can be made as "filename"
> >without a path. What is the expected location when no path is used, simply up one dir
> >under chroot/? While moving a DNS from one machine to another, I noticed all ref's are
> >"/etc/filename" and they are in the same dir as named.conf which obviously looks different
> >from all the sample files.
>
> Jumped the gun there:)
> options
> {
> directory "/var/named"; // the default
> };
>
> CMIIW, so when not using a path, this is where it expects files.
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relative the chroot path of course

Craig

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