probably i didnt dig deep enough yet. If there is a solution for my problem please forgive me for posting this. Your hints to the solution is highly apreciated.
I am using froxlor for a few weeks now to maintain customers, domains, webspace, mailaccounts and so on. First i found that there is kind of mixup in what i understand as a domain and a virtual webserver.
My problem: I regularily use CNAME records to administer customer sites. Before using froxlor i sat bind9 up manually. A customers zonefile coontained a line like
site.mycustomer.tld. IN CNAME customeralias.dyndns.org.
Editing froxlors zonefile manually of course is no way to solve my prob, because of the autoupdate, wich wipes manual entries out.
Is there something i havent seen yet in the webinterface to enter CNAME records (Or A records to IPs external to the froxlor machine)?
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mnaranjo
Hi everybody,
probably i didnt dig deep enough yet. If there is a solution for my problem please forgive me for posting this. Your hints to the solution is highly apreciated.
I am using froxlor for a few weeks now to maintain customers, domains, webspace, mailaccounts and so on. First i found that there is kind of mixup in what i understand as a domain and a virtual webserver.
My problem: I regularily use CNAME records to administer customer sites. Before using froxlor i sat bind9 up manually. A customers zonefile coontained a line like
site.mycustomer.tld. IN CNAME customeralias.dyndns.org.
Editing froxlors zonefile manually of course is no way to solve my prob, because of the autoupdate, wich wipes manual entries out.
Is there something i havent seen yet in the webinterface to enter CNAME records (Or A records to IPs external to the froxlor machine)?
Is there a workaround on the shell?
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Best regards
Marcel Naranjo
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