Add zone parameter to Dns::Zone
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This is a step towards a split-horizon DNS server, by allowing the same DNS zone to be defined multiple times using different resource titles. Currently, this will cause problems with the `ptr` parameter of `dns::record::a`, so it's not yet a complete solution.
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| zone "<%= @zone %>" { | |||
| ; BIND definition for <%= @_zone %> zone | |||
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Shouldn't it be // ?
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This is a step towards a split-horizon DNS server (#230).
by allowing the same DNS zone to be defined multiple
times using different resource titles.
Currently, this will cause problems with the
ptrparameter of
dns::record::a, so it's not yet acomplete solution.