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A NAS version of Ubuntu server  
Written by dsp the 12 Apr 12 at 22:52. Related project: Live CD installer. New
It will be good with a NAS version of Ubuntu server. a Ubuntu version of FreeNAS. The problemet with FreeNAS is that it runs on OpenBSD platform and not Linux. There is no distributions of LINUX with target the NAS marked.


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Solution #1: UbuntuNAS
Written by dsp the 12 Apr 12 at 22:52.
All the packets is precent i Ubuntu server alredy. the to things with is missing is
1. a great web interface to the server management, including a disk management.
2.Under the installations of Ubuntu server the opportunities to choose a NAS version.

The NAS version should install the web interfase and the packets that fits NAS purposes

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Enable DLZ for bind  
Written by Jean Claveau the 8 Apr 12 at 13:42. Global category: Server. New
Dynamically Loadable Zones are already in Ubuntu's bind (DNS server) sources but not enabled for the compilation.

This feature is really useful : No bind reloading is required and rules can be simply shared between zones.

If installed manually, it's not hard to activate them (just change --with-dlz-mysql=no to --with-dlz-mysql=yes for mysql), but it needs to be recompiled for each update (And serious administrators update bind at least for each security update ; wich can occur quite often).

The last good point is that databases allow simple backups and synchronisations.

A good explanation of the differences between bind and bind-dlz is at http://bind-dlz.sourceforge.net/

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Solution #1: Simply set --with-dlz-mysql to yes in rules file
Written by Jean Claveau the 8 Apr 12 at 13:42.
Edit debian/rules in bind source directory.
Change --with-dlz-mysql=no to --with-dlz-mysql=yes.

I don't know if other db backends sould be supported, I only use mysql.
Personnaly I think restrictions are rarely a good idea, so activation for sqlite, mysql and postgresql may cover almost all usage.

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