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bindconf-1.6.1/ChangeLog 0000664 0005325 0005331 00000061107 07342727703 010557 2001-03-18 Yukihiro Nakai <ynakai@redhat.com>
* po/ja.po: Update Japanese translation.
* *.desktop: Add Japanese translation.
2001-02-19 dcm <dcm@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pot:
remove stale pot file - it now lives in the po dir
Dave Mason
dcm@redhat.com
2001-02-19 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/bindconf.pot, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ChangeLog:
Mon Feb 19 15:55:45 2001 Jonathan Blandford <jrb@redhat.com>
* bindconf.py: fix string that confused gettext
* po/bindconf.pot: updated
2001-02-19 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am: readded first char :)
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
removed test form set methods
2001-02-19 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
Do the revPNS blah blah.
2001-02-19 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am: working dist-hook
2001-02-19 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/bindconf.pot:
Sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am:
sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/autogen.sh, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am:
More autogenerate stuff.
2001-02-19 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/genClass.py: changed tests
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am: added genClass
2001-02-15 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am: distcheck tweaks
shell ls -> wildcard
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: added %build section
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: reactivated testHost
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/Makefile.am: integrated distcheck tweaks
changed shell ls -> wildcard
2001-02-15 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
Fix evil cut & paste errors.
2001-02-14 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
more work
2001-02-14 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl:
Write out "ENDFILEHERE" after each entry, not after every category
2001-02-14 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
Fix checking on the masters list.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
SuperBadHack revzone dirty mark into working.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
Fix(?) dirty flag for forward zones.
2001-02-14 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade: fix ns record
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade: add ns record
2001-02-14 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: more NS checks
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ChangeLog:
swapped appliesto and host for NS
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl: applies_to -> appliesto
2001-02-14 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/ru.po: Auto-update by eugene@ultra.net
2001-02-14 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
minor cleanup
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
more work
2001-02-13 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
more work
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
more UI work
2001-02-13 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/.cvsignore:
quiet CVS.
2001-02-13 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: more checks added
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: added duplicate checks
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py: fixed label for reverse zones
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ChangeLog, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile:
Fixed NS confusion
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py: removed debug print's
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec:
added %{_localstatedir}/cache/alchemist/dns
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am: fixed typo
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
write back the copies of entries to the Gizmo ... (ugly) but who cares..
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
appended zone entries to the corresponding lists
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: fixed typos
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/bindconf.pot:
moved all .py in pkgdatadir
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py: removed DNS.zones
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/COPYING, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/INSTALL:
New file.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/configure.in, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/COPYING, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/INSTALL, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/Makefile, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/Makefile.am:
switched to automake
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am: *** empty log message ***
2001-02-13 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/tr.po:
Auto-update by nilgun@technologist.com
2001-02-13 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: typo in PTR.setIp()
2001-02-13 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/address.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/cname.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/domain.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/mail.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/reverse.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/slave.png:
add png files
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/address.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/cname.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/domain.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/mail.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/reverse.png, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/slave.png:
New file.
2001-02-12 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ChangeLog, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
Changes!
2001-02-12 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/tr.po: Auto-update by e077245@metu.edu.tr
2001-02-12 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
Try to fix fwd/reverse zone dirty settings.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade: sync
2001-02-12 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: Added more checks
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
on_save_activate(), on_apply_activate(), on_apply_and_save_activate() added
TODO: add GTK parameters
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: hostname checks
2001-02-12 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: oops
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
more cleanup
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py:
change testing
2001-02-12 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py: renamed testData to test
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py: fixed AProxy class
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: fixed some forgotten self.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade:
snapshot
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
bindconf2.glade -> bindconf.glade
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py: *** empty log message ***
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py: proposed change to FwdZone
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: hostname and ip checks
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py: corrected getChildByIndex
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: switch to jrb's GUI
added glade and FwdZone
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
default PTR value now 1 instead of 0.0.0.0
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
fixed set_value of PTR to cast to int (HACK)
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
fixed setIp in ip_changed to provide a str()
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/FwdZone.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
*** empty log message ***
2001-02-12 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/tr.po:
Auto-update by nilgun@technologist.com
2001-02-11 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/sv.po: Auto-update by menthos@menthos.com
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/da.po: Auto-update by claus_h@image.dk
2001-02-10 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf2.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade:
more alias work
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf2.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade:
alias clist now works
2001-02-10 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py: removed default values
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.idl:
PTR/ip is a string now
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py: PTR/Ip is a string now
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
added default values and testData things
2001-02-09 havill <havill@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/ja.po:
Added two untranslated, fixed one fuzzy.
2001-02-09 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: fixed stupid things
2001-02-09 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf2.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
work
2001-02-09 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
createSOA in the master zone constructors
2001-02-09 jrb <jrb@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.glade: first draft
2001-02-09 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.idl:
added nslist for reverse zones
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py: fixed preselection
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
added preselection of top item, if local.adl is empty
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py: nslist added to reversezone
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
added ns section to reverse zones
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl:
added default contact
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl: added $TTL
added NS list to reversezone
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: changed default SOA values
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/named.conf.xsl: fixed options
removed empty sections
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl: fixed filename for CUTFILE
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: updated spec file
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py: fixed typo named_box -> zone_box
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.switchboard.adl: fixed mode
fixed SPLITFILE -> SPLITFILES tag
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl: changed to new syntax
fixed --ENDFILE tag
2001-02-09 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/sv.po: Auto-update by menthos@menthos.com
2001-02-08 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/cs.po:
Auto-update by milan.kerslager@spsselib.hiedu.cz
2001-02-08 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: *** empty log message ***
2001-02-08 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/da.po: Auto-update by claus_h@image.dk
2001-02-08 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl:
fixed some errors :)
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl:
fixed permissions and default values
2001-02-08 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/is.po: Auto-update by ra@xo.hp.is
2001-02-08 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pot, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec.in, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/configure.in, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.am, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile.dist, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/Makefile.am:
*** empty log message ***
2001-02-08 i18n <i18n@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/no.po: Auto-update by kmaraas@online.no
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/ru.po: Auto-update by leon@geon.donetsk.ua
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/is.po: Auto-update by ra@xo.hp.is
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/zh.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/zh_CN.GB2312.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/wa.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/uk.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/tr.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/sv.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/sr.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/sl.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/sk.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/ru.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/ro.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/pt.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/pt_BR.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/pl.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/ko.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/it.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/is.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/id.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/hu.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/gl.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/fr.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/fi.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/eu_ES.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/es.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/de.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/da.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/cs.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/bindconf.pot:
New file
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/no.po: Auto-update by teg@redhat.com
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/no.po:
Created new translation file at the request from teg@redhat.com
2001-02-08 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pot, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ja.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/bindconf.pot, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/ja.po, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/po/Makefile:
Move po files to a separate directory
2001-02-07 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.switchboard.adl: fixed errors
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: added dnsdata_base.py
2001-02-07 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl: Really, really fix it.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl:
bugfix - for was in wrong location
2001-02-07 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ChangeLog: *** empty log message ***
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.switchboard.adl: added output_set
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: added xslt files
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
added xslt output through the ForgeBlackBox
2001-02-07 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl: Add an EOF marker
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl:
Use "--------" instead of "--**--**" (cleaner regexp)
2001-02-07 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.idl, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/named.conf.xsl:
merged in changes in the main tree
2001-02-06 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl:
Add cutting marker w/filename for each zone file
2001-01-25 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/named.conf.xsl, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl:
Modified to work with the new XML syntax
2001-01-25 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.idl, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl:
removed type
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl: new style
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl: new xml style
2001-01-24 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
fixed some bugs
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.idl:
first converted version
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata_base.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.idl:
New file.
2001-01-24 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pot: sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py: prompt on exit
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec:
New spec file.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pot, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
bindconf.py:
. Remove manual filename setting from the UI - we can generate
zone filenames automatically
. applies_to should be @ not . for auto-MX and auto-NS items.
dnsdata.py:
. add a trailing dot if needed to the SOA-contact & PTR-hostname.
. MX priority should be an INT, not a string.
. Fix bug of zone creation.
. Set sane values when creating an SOA.
2001-01-24 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
reverted to old version
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml: - made everything lowercase
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml: Better version cleaned up
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml: Better version
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Name change, cleanup up a bit
2001-01-24 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: sync
2001-01-23 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec:
sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.console, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pam, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl:
sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py: sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
write the config files
2001-01-23 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/named.conf.xsl: Typo
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/zone.conf.xsl: Added zone.conf.xsl
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/named.conf.xsl:
Add for the socalled "master_forward" (probably standard master)
2001-01-23 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pot: pot file changed
2001-01-23 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/named.conf.xsl:
Should now create zone entries as well.
2001-01-23 ynakai <ynakai@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ja.po: ja.po: Update Japanese translation.
2001-01-22 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/write-bindconf.py:
fixes
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.switchboard.adl: fixme
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
Fix more bugs
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/write-bindconf.py:
Tool to write config files
2001-01-22 teg <teg@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/named.conf.xsl: Added named.conf stylesheet
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Close dns, don't open another one.
2001-01-22 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec:
shut up prospector
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl:
Bouge-feexes.
2001-01-19 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/.cvsignore: hush cvs
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec:
fix
2001-01-19 havill <havill@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/ja.po:
First stab at Japanese translation (not tested with widgets)
2001-01-19 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.pot, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/Makefile:
More i18n stuff
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py: i18n
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.switchboard.adl, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
sync
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec: 0.2
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl:
Fixup ANONYMOUS attributes.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.switchboard.adl, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/local.adl:
Try to make something presentable.
2001-01-18 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
notes
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.spec:
Bindconf, the movie
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Make it easier for a Certain Someone Else to add the proper-writing support.
2001-01-16 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Make it work!
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns.switchboard.adl, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Fix gizmo abstraction.
2001-01-15 hp <hp@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py:
Deuglification, no functional changes.
2001-01-09 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Misc fixes.
2001-01-08 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml:
It's here.
2001-01-05 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml:
mowork. not as far as desired :(
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
The new GUI is functionally complete - just needs tweaking and error checking.
2001-01-04 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
A basically-working version, woohoo.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/bindconf.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
mo' hacking
2001-01-02 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
sync so it works.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Just a few more ideas & tweaks.
2000-12-27 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Can add CNAMEs and As, add zones.
2000-12-26 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test-orig.xml, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
Mo work.
2000-12-22 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
src/Alchemist:
Alchemist.py: Add hasChildNamed() to ListData class
alchemistmodule.c: Likewise
alchemist.c: Case-insensitive tag recognition. Better than the awefully
mixed case enforcement that was currently in use.
src/interfaces/dns: Hack on things to start pulling in from the context.
2000-12-19 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
sync
2000-12-11 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
dns-objects.dia for Dave.
2000-12-08 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py, /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dns-test.xml:
New build system. Ask Elliot if you have any questions.
2000-12-07 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
gizmo is becoming a real gadget.
2000-11-28 sopwith <sopwith@faro.redhat.de>
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
A little more doodling.
* /mnt/devel/CVS/bindconf/dnsdata.py:
Sync to harald.
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bindconf-1.6.1/Makefile.am 0000664 0005325 0005331 00000003745 07343544147 011045 AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = foreign 1.4
SUBDIRS=po doc
EXTRA_DIST := bindconf.py dnsdata.py FwdZone.py dns.switchboard.adl local.adl \
Makefile.dist bindconf.spec named.conf.xsl zone.conf.xsl bindconf.glade \
bindconf.console bindconf.pam $(notdir $(wildcard $(srcdir)/*.png)) dns.idl \
genClass.py BUGS bindconf.png bindconf.desktop bindconf-konfig.desktop
BUILT_SOURCES=bindconf.spec dnsdata_base.py dnsdata.pyc dnsdata_base.pyc FwdZone.pyc \
bindconf-gui
pkgdata_DATA := named.conf.xsl zone.conf.xsl bindconf.glade $(notdir $(wildcard $(srcdir)/*.png)) dnsdata.pyc dnsdata_base.pyc FwdZone.pyc dnsdata.py dnsdata_base.py FwdZone.py
exec_SCRIPTS = bindconf-gui
execdir = $(sbindir)
localdir = $(sysconfdir)/alchemist/namespace/dns
local_DATA = local.adl
switchboarddir = $(sysconfdir)/alchemist/switchboard
switchboard_DATA = dns.switchboard.adl
dnsdata.pyc dnsdata_base.pyc FwdZone.pyc:
python /usr/lib/python1.5/compileall.pyc $(srcdir)
bindconf-gui: bindconf.py
cp $(srcdir)/bindconf.py bindconf-gui
install-data-local:
chmod 600 $(sysconfdir)/alchemist/namespace/dns/local.adl
chmod 600 $(sysconfdir)/alchemist/switchboard/dns.switchboard.adl
$(mkinstalldirs) $(localstatedir)/cache/alchemist/dns
$(mkinstalldirs) $(sysconfdir)/X11/applnk/serverconfig
$(mkinstalldirs) $(sysconfdir)/X11/applnk/System
install -m 0644 $(srcdir)/bindconf.desktop $(sysconfdir)/X11/applnk/serverconfig
install -m 0644 $(srcdir)/bindconf.desktop $(sysconfdir)/X11/applnk/System
clean:
rm -f *.pyo *.pyc
dnsdata_base.py: dns.idl genClass.py
python $(srcdir)/genClass.py -l $(srcdir)/dns.idl dnsdata_base.py dnsdata.py
dist-hook: bindconf.spec
rm -f $(distdir)/bindconf.spec
cp -f $(top_builddir)/bindconf.spec $(distdir)/bindconf.spec
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Name: bindconf
Version: @VERSION@
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License: GPL
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Requires: 4Suite
Requires: usermode
%description
The bindconf package contains a utility for configuring basic Domain
Name System (DNS) settings.
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/usr/share/%{name}
%{_sysconfdir}/X11/serverconfig/bindconf.desktop
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%config(noreplace) /etc/alchemist/switchboard/dns.switchboard.adl
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%changelog
* Thu Aug 30 2001 Trond Eivind Glomsrød <teg@redhat.com> 1.6.1-1
- remove the duplicate icon from kontrol-panel
- fix po-files (#52668)
- mark various config files as config(noreplace)
* Tue Aug 28 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.com> 1.6-5
- changed mode to 0422 for newly created zone files #52678
* Tue Aug 14 2001 Tim Powers <timp@redhat.com> 1.6-4
- rebuilt to hopefully fix rpm verify problem
* Wed Aug 8 2001 Alexander Larsson <alexl@redhat.com> 1.6-3
- Install desktop file in serverconf:
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* Tue Jul 31 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 1.6-2
- added softlinks to redhat-config-bindconf
* Mon Jul 30 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 1.6-1
- added BuildPreReq for libglade-devel (#44727)
* Thu Jul 19 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 1.5-1
- better regex for domain names (#43078)
- fixed about dialog
- added control section to named.conf (#44751)
* Tue Mar 20 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 1.4-1
- Updated German translation
- Added more len(NULL) exception preventions
* Sun Mar 18 2001 Yukihiro Nakai <ynakai@redhat.com> 1.4-1
- Update Japanese translation
- Add Japanese trasnlation to *.desktop
* Thu Mar 08 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 1.3-1
- added documentation
* Mon Mar 05 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 1.2-1
- added noreplace for the real user configuration file
- specfile cleanups
* Thu Mar 01 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 1.1-1
- fixed PTR list bug
- fixed specfile: BUGS entry in files
* Wed Feb 28 2001 Elliot Lee <sopwith@redhat.com> 1.0-1
- Release
* Tue Feb 27 2001 Trond Eivind Glomsrød <teg@redhat.com>
- i18n update
* Fri Feb 23 2001 Elliot Lee <sopwith@redhat.com> 0.12-1
- Update to new version
* Thu Feb 22 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.de> 0.11
- more fixes and tests
* Wed Feb 21 2001 Elliot Lee <sopwith@redhat.com> 0.10-1
- Update
* Thu Feb 15 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.com> 0.8-2
- integrated elliots distcheck changes
* Wed Feb 14 2001 Elliot Lee <sopwith@redhat.com> 0.4-1
- new version
* Tue Feb 13 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.com> 0.8
- major GUI changes from <jrb@redhat.com> and <sopwith@redhat.com>
- switched to automake
* Fri Feb 10 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.com> 0.7-1/2/3
- fixed zone.conf.xsl
- fixed named.conf.xsl
- fixed bindconf.py typo
- added default Contact
* Wed Feb 08 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.com> 0.6-1
- fixed TTLs in newly created zones
- added i18n in spec file
- fixed some unlink errors
* Wed Feb 07 2001 Harald Hoyer <harald@redhat.com> 0.5-1
- switched to xslt and new data layer
* Wed Jan 24 2001 Elliot Lee <sopwith@redhat.com> 0.4-1
- New version
* Mon Jan 22 2001 Elliot Lee <sopwith@redhat.com> 0.2-1
- Make a changelog entry because the build system wants one. Die, build system!
* Thu Jan 18 2001 Elliot Lee <sopwith@redhat.com> 0.1-1
- Initial specfile
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