El lun, 24-12-2007 a las 02:13 +0100, Daniel Hess escribió: > ¡Hola!, > > On Sun, Dec 23, 2007 at 09:50:24PM +0100, José L. Redrejo Rodríguez wrote: > > Not, what I said is that I had already being using dnsmasq to server > > images throuth pxe. I haven't tested the link to ldap. dnsmasq is > > theorically able to do it, and it's well docummented in the dnsmasq > > config file > > (http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/docs/dnsmasq.conf.example ) > > they describe how to configure LDAP srv records, but that is not > generating DNS records out of data stored in an ldap tree. > > Srv records are a (new) construct to use DNS to delegate the different > services (such as http, ldap, xmpp) of a domain (or any other DNS name) > to different systems. With this you can have smtp, xmpp and ldap for a > domain like example.org running on different systems. > > Greping the source does too not indicate, that they are implementing > LDAP client things. Then, it seems we only have two options left: a) a cron script generating dhcpd & dns config files from the ldap database and reloading those services at regular intervals. b) http://www.lunytune.net/isc-ldap.html that requires patching dhcpd. Option a) doesn't look too ellegant and has limitations, but option b) would require convincing and demonstrate it has no secondary effects to current dhcp3-server maintainers. More ideas?
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