I've been thinking about this as well, but haven't gotten to a postable
solution yet.
Incidently, I use pgsql rather than mysql, and that probably affects my
design choices)
My thought is that there should be a table for each major type of RR
(such as rr.a, rr.mx, rr., etc) with rr-epcifi
Mark Watts wrote:
> No need for a trigger:
I knew I should have been more awake before posting that :)
However that just proves my point, there is plenty of ways to handle all
that stuff in MySQL without needing external APIs.
I went looking for powerdns mysql.sql and this was checked in almost
On Wednesday 14 November 2007 23:51:16 Duane wrote:
> bert hubert wrote:
>
> I've been thinking about something similar for a while, but a little
> different, in fact a lot of the work in the perl code I've seen could
> easily be dealt with in another manner and a lot more efficient and
> language
bert hubert wrote:
I've been thinking about something similar for a while, but a little
different, in fact a lot of the work in the perl code I've seen could
easily be dealt with in another manner and a lot more efficient and
language neutral.
What the default pdns mysql schema lacks is foreign k
Hi everybody,
PowerDNS user 'armormatic' has written a PowerDNS MySQL API in Perl which
might be useful for other PowerDNS users.
You can find it on http://armormatic.com/code/powerdns_mysqlapi/
Bert
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