dan
Verified User
So, I've just enabled dual-stack IPv6 on my system, and was wondering if there was a way of being able to do a couple of things;
1) update everyone's DNS zone files, somehow, automatically, to set the primary MX record to be that of the server's DNS name (where I've setup A and AAAA records accordingly, so that servers will try and communicate with IPv6 where enabled).
2) set this as a default value for all new domain names that get added later on.
As a side project, if anyone knows of a good method of communicating from DA to another server where I have a backup MX running (though I've had to manually update the MX records for those domain names which this second server is functioning as a backup for), I'd like to be able to offer this as standard for all domain names, which means I'd need DA to;
1) communication to the backup of a new domain name - a script there could update postfix's config accordingly, and
2) add the backup server's DNS name as a secondary MX record to each domain that gets added.
Any ideas of any methods that might already exist before I go about authoring my own?
Thanks!
Dan
1) update everyone's DNS zone files, somehow, automatically, to set the primary MX record to be that of the server's DNS name (where I've setup A and AAAA records accordingly, so that servers will try and communicate with IPv6 where enabled).
2) set this as a default value for all new domain names that get added later on.
As a side project, if anyone knows of a good method of communicating from DA to another server where I have a backup MX running (though I've had to manually update the MX records for those domain names which this second server is functioning as a backup for), I'd like to be able to offer this as standard for all domain names, which means I'd need DA to;
1) communication to the backup of a new domain name - a script there could update postfix's config accordingly, and
2) add the backup server's DNS name as a secondary MX record to each domain that gets added.
Any ideas of any methods that might already exist before I go about authoring my own?
Thanks!
Dan