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## - Configuration File for "handle_domain_on_webserver.sh" Script
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# - Primary Nameserver which supports NS Records for websites on this server
# -
DNS_SERVER=""

# - Secondary Nameserver which supports NS Records for websites on this server
# -
# - Leave empty if slave nameserver should be omitted.
# -
#DNS_SLAVE_SERVER=""



# -----
# - How to access the namesever via ssh?
# -
# - Note:
# -    Take care to provide an entry 'DNS_SSH_USER' for nameservers in his
# -    authorized_keys file.
# -
# -    The ssh-key must not have a password! Otherwise this script will
# -    not work!
# -----

# - DNS_SSH_USER
# -
# - Defaults to 'manage-bind'
# -
#DNS_SSH_USER="manage-bind"

# - DNS_SSH_PORT
# -
# - Defaults to '22'
# -
#DNS_SSH_PORT=22

# - DNS_SSH_KEY
# -
# - Defaults to '/root/.ssh/id_rsa-dns1'
# -
#DNS_SSH_KEY=/root/.ssh/id_rsa-dns1


# -----
# - Scripts used on nameserver.
# -
# - Note:
# - The scripts must be accessable by dane_ssh_user. This
# - ca be realised by adding a concerning entry into sudo file
# -
# - for example:
# -    manage-bind  ALL=(root)NOPASSWD:/root/bin/bind/bind_*
# ------

# - SCRIPT_get_domain_by_hostname
# -
# - The full path to the script on the remote host.
# -
# - Defaults to '/root/bin/bind/bind_get_domain_by_hostname.sh'
# -
#SCRIPT_get_domain_by_hostname="/root/bin/bind/bind_get_domain_by_hostname.sh"

# - SCRIPT_remove_master_domain
# -
# - The full path to the script on the remote host.
# -
# - defaults to '/root/bin/bind/bind_remove_domain_on_master.sh'
# -
#SCRIPT_remove_master_domain="/root/bin/bind/bind_remove_domain_on_master.sh"

# - SCRIPT_remove_slave_domain
# -
# - The full path to the script on the remote host.
# -
# - defaults to '/root/bin/bind/bind_remove_domain_on_slave.sh'
# -
#SCRIPT_remove_slave_domain="/root/bin/bind/bind_remove_domain_on_slave.sh"


# -----
# - How to access the database service?
# -----

# - MYSQL_CREDENTIAL_ARGS
# -
# - Giving password on command line is insecure an sind mysql 5.5
# - you will get a warning doing so.
# - 
# - Reading username/password fro file ist also possible, using MySQL/MariaDB
# - commandline parameter '--defaults-file'.
# - 
# - Since Mysql Version 5.6, you can read username/password from
# - encrypted file.
# -
# -    Create (encrypted) option file:
# -    $ mysql_config_editor set --login-path=local --socket=/tmp/mysql.sock  --user=root --password
# -    $ Password:
# -
# -    Create (encrypted) option file:
# -    $ mysql_config_editor set --login-path=remote --host=<remote.host>  --user=<remoteuser> --password
# -    $ Password:
# -
# -    To see what mysql_config_editor wrote to the .mylogin.cnf file, use the print command:
# -       mysql_config_editor print --all
# -
# -    Use of option file:
# -    $ mysql --login-path=local ...
# -
# - Example
# -    mysql_credential_args="--login-path=local"
# -    mysql_credential_args="--defaults-file=/etc/mysql/debian.cnf" (Debian default)
# -    mysql_credential_args="--defaults-file=/usr/local/mysql/sys-maint.cnf"
# -
# - Defaults to '--login-path=local'
# -
#MYSQL_CREDENTIAL_ARGS="--login-path=local"