named.conf not including options about puppet-dns HOT 7 CLOSED

I think we (by default) leave /etc/named.conf alone, I think most distros include more from there?
What distro are you on?

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Centos 6 - it does not include /etc/named/ by default. Is there a way I can force your module to purge that file, or do I need to modify it myself (started) and submit a PR?

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file { '/etc/named.conf': ensure => absent }

But no, currently the module does not manage that file.

If you think this module should manage that file, then PR please.

But per params.pp:
https://github.com/ajjahn/puppet-dns/blob/master/manifests/server/params.pp#L17

It looks like on RedHat distros we do manage it?

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I saw the entry in params.pp, but it was most certainly leaving the main conf file alone. Its not just me having a special moment (which did happen only yesterday), one of my colleagues has confirmed it.

I've got everything working in our environment, I'm just cleaning it all up make it acceptable for a PR.

Edit: more specifically, it was controling the file, but there was no entry for contents of that file. I have not checked on Debian, but on RHEL it does not include anything in the /etc/named/ folder.

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The dns::server::config module references the config file:

  file { $cfg_file:
    ensure  => present,
    owner   => $owner,
    group   => $group,
    mode    => '0644',
    require => [
      File[$cfg_dir],
      Class['dns::server::install']
    ],
    notify  => Class['dns::server::service'],
  }

Unfortunately, because of this, it also means we can't fix the real named.conf file elsewhere in puppet because it's already defined here. The RedHat version of named.conf is automatically set up to be a local-caching-only server, which obviously won't work for a real dns server. Is there any progress on the named.conf PR?

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Has this been fixed yet. looks like named.conf.options doesn't get created when used on RH based systems (RH, Centos, Fedora, ScientificLinux).

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I believe this is fixed thanks to #102

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