source: trunk/dnsdb.conf@ 583

# System-wide config for DNSDB

# Database connection info
#dbname = dsndb
#dbuser = dnsdb
#dbpass = dnsdbpwd
#dbhost = dnsdbhost

# Mail settings
#mailhost = smtp.example.com
#mailnotify = dns@example.com
#mailsender = hostmaster@example.com
#mailname = Example Corp DNS Administrator
#orgname = Example Corp
#domain = example.com
      
# session - note this is fed directly to CGI::Session
# timeout supports (s)econds, (m)inutes, (h)ours, (d)ays, (w)eeks, (M)months, or (y)ears
#timeout = 3h
#sessiondir = /var/lib/dnsdb

## misc

# flag to indicate if failed changes should be logged
#log_failures = 1
# number of entries to display in lists
#perpage = 25
# path for per-zone cache files for export
#exportcache = /var/cache/dnsdb

# always refresh the cache from the DB on export if 1/on
# if 0/off, use the "changed" flag on a zone to determine if we export from
#  the DB or read from the existing cache file.
#force_refresh = 1

# fold domain names and hostnames to lowercase?
# strictly speaking, DNS is case-insensitive, but some people insist on Capital Letters anyway.
#lowercase = 0

# Show formal .arpa zone name instead of the natural IP or CIDR for reverse zone names and records?
#showrev_arpa = 0

## General RPC options
# may already be obsolete.  how do we want to run RPC requests?
# bare socket, plain HTTP, or standard XMLRPC?
#rpcmode = http
# maximum number of FCGI requests to serve before reloading/restarting FCGI
#maxfcgi = 10

## RPC ACL
# A comma-separated list starting with an abstract "system name"
# (passed by an RPC caller), followed by a list of IP addresses
# allowed to make RPC calls with that name.
# Finer-grained access control must be handled by the caller.
#rpc_iplist = billing, 192.168.0.11
#rpc_iplist = billing, 172.12.12.12
#rpc_iplist = custportal, 192.168.1.12, 192.168.1.13