1This is NSD contributions directory and it contains various additions 2to NSD that are not a part of the official distribution but may be 3helpful. 4 5USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. 6 7* nsd.spec: a rpm specfile to generate binary and source rpms. 8 Put the source tarball in /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES. Then 9 rpmbuild -ba nsd.spec 10 11* nsd.init: a shell script that can start, stop, restart the NSD daemon. 12 It uses signals, and can be used in rc.d init scripts (depends on platform). 13 14* nsd.zones2nsd.conf: a python script to convert NSD 2 nsd.zones config files 15 to NSD 3 nsd.conf config files. Do not forget to set nsd_zones_name and 16 key_dir variables at the top of the script. 17 18* bind2nsd: a slightly abridged form is included; find the full source 19 at http://bind2nsd.sourceforge.net. The bind2nsd scripts translate 20 DNS information in BIND format to NSD format, and then copy that 21 translation to an NSD server. The goal is to make it simple to run 22 redundant BIND and NSD servers and keep them in sync, using only the 23 BIND configuration files 24 25* nsd_munin_ : plugin for munin statistics report 26 You must have given --enable-bind8-stats (default is on) to configure. 27 Copy the file to /usr/share/munin/plugins (or you munin node dir). 28 You may also need to create a number of symbolic links under the names 29 of the graphs you want to create (documented at head of file). 30 31* nsd.service : example systemd service script for NSD. 32 33* patch_for_s6_startup_and_other_service_supervisors.diff : patch to 34 use -r option for nsd to signal readiness with READY_FD, from Cameron Nemo. 35 Apply with patch -p0 < contrib/patch_for_s6_startup_and_other_service_supervisors.diff 36 37* autocomplete_nsd-control.bash : It completes options, all commands and zone 38 arguments for commands. From Christian Weiske. To use it, call: 39 source contrib/autocomplete_nsd-control.bash 40