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>>>>> "JR" == James Raftery <jraftery@wrdp.com> writes:

JR> Use the 'directory' statement in the options clause of named.conf:

JR> options {
JR>     [...]
JR>     directory "/var/tmp";
JR> };

But that throws off the zone file directory paths... Hmm. I guess if I
were clever enough with subdirectory tree construction I could do
this...





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