[thelist] Bind groupies......

[Sean German]

Im no bind groupie...

But couldn't this be done through root hints?  Add your server to the list
of root name servers and set yourself as the authority on all domains .kbj.

At some point you'll have to edit some file, but make it a single .kbj zone
rather than .ClientDomainOne.kbj, .ClientDomainTwo.kbj, etc.

Note:  I'm guessing the more you know about bind, the less sense I'm making.
=)


Sean

> Howdy...
>
> I came up with an insidious idea today that immediately put me in over my
> head. I want to setup a non-standard domain root on my internal
> network to
> map my internal development sites to.
>
> e.g.
>
> New domain root extension -> .kbj
>
> Development site -> ClientDomainOne.kbj
> 		  -> ClientDomainTwo.kbj
>
> I want to setup my Linux Box with BIND so that it thinks its
> authoritative
> for .kbj. This would allow me to type ClientDomainOne.kbj into my browser
> and show me the local web site on my development server.
>
> Now I'm pretty good with confuring Linux for regular domains like
> .com/.net/.org - but trying to use .kbj, I'm hitting the wall of
> ignorance.
> My goal is only to have to edit ONE file versus having to create
> zone files
> for each fake domain.
>