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mysqlBind 2.x
by openisp - Feb 10th 2007 06:13:32
Comming soon! GPL mysqlBind 2.x will have:
1. Internal/external view support.
2. New customer/contact/ASP ownership and role model.
3. Secondary only zones.
4. Sample interface templates and code.
5. New much improved import and post import support for BIND created
zone file import and comparison for painless migration.
6. Mass copy and paste operation support. For fast multiple zone and
resource record changes.
Will update schema and auto-migrate from mysqlBind 1.x software.
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Re: mysqlBind 2.x
by openisp - Mar 12th 2007 12:48:24
Please note that the new blurb above relates to 2.0 software only. Please
contact me if you need it before we finish the download site changes.
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New RAD3 version will soon be available
by openisp - Sep 7th 2006 15:34:09
Many technical inaccuracies in the application help and tool tips have been
fixed. Also, command line website zone creation and deletion have been
added for easy interfacing to hosting software (like mysqlApache or
others.)
The latest version is downloadable via https svn here:
Download
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Re: New RAD3 version will soon be available
by openisp - Sep 11th 2006 08:17:34
mysqlBind1.94 svn tagged release available. Please report problems asap.
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ISP wide uISPClient customer id
by openisp - Sep 15th 2004 21:28:57
Thanks to the new ism|5 desktop GUI mysqlISP frontend much work has been
going on to integrate all mysqlISP controlled services like mysqlBind. Part
of this effort involves the current migration to a single WAN wide customer
ID. We call it uISPClient (yup an unsigned 32 bit integer.) All jobs
created by mysqlISP now include it, and standards (our own internal
interface specs) compliant subsystems like mysqlApache, mysqlBind,
mysqlRadius and mysqlSendmail -among others- use it, or soon will.
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bind.c.patch 1.9 Priority medium.
by openisp - May 13th 2004 17:09:18
This patch is available at the openisp.net site. It is needed for some user
error cases: Example, zone is configured without nameservers. Then a modify
job is created but the slave can't reload a zone that may not exist in its
cache. So this patch detects the error and creates all the slave zones
again in named.d/slave.zones and then reloads the whole server. This will
be included in next release, along with fix for zones to not be made with
tNameServer.uNameServer == 0.
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Non linux builds: You need to use GNU make
by openisp - Jan 30th 2004 04:56:34
Usually you can use gmake on FreeBSD...Or get GNU make installed. It has
many cool extensions.
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mysqlBind 1.8Beta Release Planned
by openisp - Jan 29th 2004 05:26:51
This release will focus on:
1-. Customer and reseller level webconsole interface issues.
Most of these changes will have come from the positive
experience of mysqlSendmail end-user interface changes and
experiences. Of course DNS is another matter with it's own
issues. Ex. Do you really want end-users changing their zone
info? Or just some trusted resellers?
2-. FreeBSD and other *BSD "out of the box" compiles and
auto named installs.
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Need input on CNAME resource record rule base
by openisp - Nov 27th 2003 15:32:20
Please send us your thoughts on what rules should be used to not allow
users to mess up a zone with incorrect CNAME records. But...while still
allowing for current state-of-the art uses in real zones (like in .arpa
zones for example.) Actually any feedback regarding our very restrictive
rules about resource records would be welcome.
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mysqlApache 0.2 improvements for next mysqlBind
by openisp - Apr 23rd 2002 15:10:32
Improvements in the mysqlISP family of applications will soon be available
in the next release of mysqlBind scheduled for may 15th. mysqlApache 0.2 is
now available at http://openisp.net/mysqlApache
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Search pattern problem
by ispabierto - Feb 19th 2002 14:29:44
Search is too inclusive, (SQL: %pattern% LIKE...). This can be fixed by
editing tzonefunc.h and recompiling. A sourcecode patch will be available
at the project website shortly. How it should work: Power user should
provide SQL % . and _ pattern matching herself. The trailing % should be
default.
Next release scheduled for 2/26/2002.
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Job queue processing needs mysqlbind.conf file!
by ispabierto - Feb 17th 2002 13:49:31
Major distribution information problem: In order to run the crontab job
queue processing you need to create a file called mysqlbind.conf with the
following lines in it:
dbip=localhost
dbname=mysqlbind
sourceip=wsxedc
The sourceip name/value pair actually refers to the mySQL password. The
file should be in the dir from which you execute mysqlBind.cgi in command
line mode.
(1.01 version will soon be available with many bug fixes and new import
features.)
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Mac OS X Patch
by ispabierto - Feb 15th 2002 11:11:18
I am currently developing a Mac OS X version. Please contact me regarding a
few minor changes needed for building the app if you would like to beta
test.
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Re: Mac OS X Patch
by Lukas - Nov 24th 2002 15:08:21
Hi, would love to try this on Jaguar. I've already tried to
follow the makefile instructions but get an error when I
do the command %%CGIDIR=/Library/WebServer/CGI-
Executables/ -- it says no such command as CGIDIR.
Please provide the info to test on OSX 10.2.
> I am currently developing a Mac OS X
> version. Please contact me regarding a
> few minor changes needed for building
> the app if you would like to beta test.
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Re: Mac OS X Patch
by openisp - Dec 18th 2002 10:17:42
Look into the shell man pages on how to set a shell variable.
bash would be ISMROOT=/bla/bla
tcsh would be setenv ISMROOT /bla/bla
(Our Mac OS X test server is down, Mac hardware is nice but
Linux/Athlon(or Pentium x686) combo hard to beat in
price,speed,reliability,upgrades and uptime)
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Adding Import Function
by ispabierto - Feb 8th 2002 13:21:52
I am currently coding a function to allow the direct import from bind db
zone files. This will allow large complex existing name server operations
to migrate to mysqlBind quickly.
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