May it is a silly question, but I like to edit named.conf.options i.e. to set Code: // hide version number from clients for security reasons. version "not currently available"; // optional - BIND default behavior is recursion recursion yes; // provide recursion service to trusted clients only allow-recursion { 127.0.0.1; mynetwork; }; and others like not to listen on ipv6 as I do not use it I know this file is maintained by by ISPconfig, so will my changes be overwriten when I modify DNS with ISPconfig or will it harm ISPconfig functions updateing DNS Thanks for information Rainer
so you mean I make a named.conf.custom with my options and add it to the include list in named.conf or what elese do you mean with "template" Rainer
No, you can put your custom version in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/install/ as named.conf.options.master
Hello TH0m, I tried this, but it seams it replaces the original from the conf directory. I have problems with the syntax too. I tried to follow the syntax of "bind_named.conf.local.master" but no success. I looked for more information ti the ISPConfig template engine but what I found did not help. Can you give a link to a tutorial or a sample i.e. to add a "version "not currently available";" option, Thank you Rainer
I used this namen named.conf.options.master, but as I do not know the syntax I looked at bind_named.conf.local.master Rainer
When making a 'conf-custom' template, don't change the name, just copy it to the corresponding conf-custom directory. Files in /usr/ispconfig/server/conf/ get copied right to /usr/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/ and template files from the installer get put under /usr/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/install/. This is a template from the installer, so: Code: curl https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig3/-/raw/develop/install/tpl/named.conf.options.master > /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/install/named.conf.options.master