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Yes, I did (and will do again). Previously I used bind/named for a subdomain, something like d.someshortdomainofmine.tld for a dynamic namespace and updated en
by darklajid 13y ago
Yes, I did (and will do again).
Previously I used bind/named for a subdomain, something like d.someshortdomainofmine.tld for a dynamic namespace and updated entries below with a cronjob calling
nsupdate -k /path/to/a/key << _EOF_
server my.server.here
zone d.someshortdomainofmine.tld
update delete foo.d.someshortdomainofmine.tld
update add foo.d.someshortdomainofmine.tld 300 AAAA ipv6here
show
send
_EOF_
which worked just fine and took roughly 20min to get right, including the DNS entries. I'm currently moving to NSD and I'll implement something similar there.