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Old 4th August 2012, 13:26
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Default creating secondary zone with remote cli
I would that secondary (or slave) zones are created automatically when primary (or master) zones are created.
I think that using remote client api would be better, more portable when ispconf upgrades.
is not there any api, yet, am i wrong?
in the examples i see only dns_zone_* with primary zone, it seems
thnx
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