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zonec(8) nsd 3.2.12 zonec(8)
NAME
zonec - NSD zone compiler version 3.2.12.
SYNOPSIS
zonec [-v] [-h] [-C] [-L] [-F] [-c configfile] [-d directory] [-o origin] [-z zonefile] [-f database]
DESCRIPTION
Zonec is the nsd(8) database compiler for creating name space databases from a set of input master zone files specified in nsd.conf(5)
file.
It is normally invoked via nsdc(8) rebuild command. Zonec will then parse every zone in nsd.conf(5) file and add it to the name space
database, /var/lib/nsd3/nsd.db by default, that is used by nsd(8) to answer incoming queries.
OPTIONS
-c configfile
Read specified configfile instead of the default /etc/nsd3/nsd.conf.
-C No config file is read (use with -f, -o and -z).
-d directory
Change the working directory to directory before doing any work. Overrides zonesdir: option in config file.
-f database
Create the specified database instead of the file specified as database: in the config file.
-o origin
Use this as the first origin. Zone information is read from zonefile specified with -z. When reading zones from config file this
option is ignored.
-z zonefile
Reads all zone information from zonefile. If zonefile equals `-`, then all zone information is read from stdin, making constructs
like:
# cat zones* | ./zonec -C -f nsd.db -o example.net -z -
possible. When reading zones from config file this option is ignored.
-v Increase the verbosity of zonec. This flag can be specified multiple times to increase the level of verbosity. The first level of
verbosity will print per zone summary information. The second level of will print progress information for each 10,000 RRs pro-
cessed.
-F Set debug facilities. (If compiled with --enable-checking.)
-L Set debug level. (If compiled with --enable-checking.)
FILES
/var/lib/nsd3/nsd.db
default NSD database
/etc/nsd3/nsd.conf
default NSD configuration file
DIAGNOSTICS
Zonec will log all the problems via the standard error output and progress via stdout if the v option is specified.
SEE ALSO
nsd(8), nsdc(8), nsd.conf(5), nsd-checkconf(8), nsd-notify(8), nsd-patch(8), nsd-xfer(8)
AUTHORS
NSD was written by NLnet Labs and RIPE NCC joint team. Please see CREDITS file in the distribution for further details.
BUGS
Zonec has rather weak error diagnostics that will change in further versions. Zonec expects the input files to be free of syntax errors
and very little fool proof checks are done.
NLnet Labs jul 19, 2012 zonec(8)