Add explicit reverse zones #1
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These should make it possible to define extra things for reverse zones. For example the autodomain will work differently for reverse-zones.
Grab the ipaddresses from the given autodomain and add them to the ips. The autodomain can be a different match then the whole domain (for example autodomain=10.110.30 while domain is 10.110).
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I will take a look shortly and probably merge this during the week. Apologies for the delay. |
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The reverse-zones wheren't yet working correctly. |
This should stabilize the zone-files when one name has several ips or one ip has several names.
Previous commit is bad. This should fix it...
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This adds a recipe to create explicit reverse zones.
Of course one can just use the forward-zones and enter the ip in the name-field and the name in the ip-field. But thats not working when filling the domain automatically from the chef-nodes.
A bit of magic is done when setting the ip information from the ipaddress of the node. Otherwise this should all be pretty straight forward.