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yadifa.rc(5)


NAME

   yadifa.rc - is the configuration file for yadifa(8).

SYNOPSIS

   ${HOME}/.yadifa.rc

DESCRIPTION

   The configuration of yadifa has several containers:

   <yadifa>
           General container

   <key>
           TSIG keys

   The configuration supports included files.
   example: include /home/yadifa/yadifa-keys.conf

   The configuration files can be nested.

   The configuration consists of:

   *      Container,  which  starts  with  <container  name> and ends with
          </container name>

   *      Variable name

   *      1 or 2 arguments

   *      Arguments can contain 1 or more comma separated values.

   eg.

   <container>
       # variable  argument
       variable    value1

       # variable  argument1       argument2
       variable    value1          value2

       # variable  argument1
       variable    value1,value2
   </container>

EXAMPLES

   Examples of containers defined for a configuration file.

   *      YADIFA, General

          1.     Config with Key

                 # start .yadifa.rc
                 <yadifa>
                     server        "192.0.2.1 port 53"
                     tsig-key-name Admin-key
                 </yadifa>

                 # end .yadifa.rc

   *      KEY, TSIG-key configuration

          1.     Admin-key key definition (the name is arbitrary)
                 <key>
                     name        Admin-key
                     algorithm   hmac-md5
                     secret      WorthlessKeyForExample==
                 </key>

FILES

   yadifa
           The name server remote client.

   $HOME/.yadifa.rc
           default rcfile.

   yadifa.rc.5
           This man page.

   yadifa.8
           Man page for yadifa.

SEE ALSO

   yadifa(8)

NOTES

   Since  unquoted  leading  whitespace  is  generally  ignored   in   the
   .yadifa.rc you can indent everything to taste.

CHANGES

   Please check the file README from the sources.

VERSION

   Version: 2.2.3 of 2016-12-15.

MAILING LISTS

   There exists a mailinglist for questions relating to any program in the
   yadifa package:

   *      yadifa-users@mailinglists.yadifa.eu
          for submitting questions/answers.

   *      http://www.yadifa.eu/mailing-list-users
          for subscription requests.

   If you would like to stay informed  about  new  versions  and  official
   patches send a subscription request to via:

   *      http://www.yadifa.eu/mailing-list-announcements

   (this is a readonly list).

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

   Copyright
          (C)2011-2016, EURid
          B-1831 Diegem, Belgium
          info@yadifa.eu

AUTHORS

   Gery Van Emelen
   Email: Gery.VanEmelen@EURid.eu
   Eric Diaz Fernandez
   Email: Eric.DiazFernandez@EURid.eu

   WWW: http://www.EURid.eu



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