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cat <<EOF >> /etc/logrotate.d/named |
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# logrotate.d example configuration for dns in user log config, |
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# contributed by Lab Valentin based on Dag Wieers distcc logrotate.d example. |
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# The "copytruncate" option means fetchmail can keep appending to the |
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# same filehandle. You would otherwise need to make sure fetchmail is not |
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# The "copytruncate" option means the process can keep appending to the |
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# same filehandle. You would otherwise need to make sure it is not |
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# running. |
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## |
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## BEWARE of recursion (recursion allow your server to answer queries in which he is NOT SOA |
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## which IS NEEDED if you want your DNS to be a general purpose DNS. |
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## |
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