#!/bin/bash

# Placed in the public domain 2002 by Sam Trenholme

# The following is a pointer to the MaraDNS program
MARADNS="/usr/sbin/maradns"

# The following is the directory we place MaraDNS log entries in
# The name of the logfile is determined by the name of the
# mararc file; it is the name of the mararc file with all slashes
# converted in to underlines; with all leading underlines removed.
# If the mararc file has a dot in it (e.g. /etc/mararc.1), we only
# use the portion of the logfile which is after the dot.
# Finally, we put the word "maradns." at the front of the logfile
# name.
# Examples: a mararc file of /etc/mararc results in a logfile name of
# maradns.etc_mararc.
# A mararc file if /etc/mararc.1 resuls in a logfile name of
# maradns.1.								         # maradns.1
LOGDIR="/var/log/maradns"
										 

# The following is a list of all mararc files which we will load or
# unload;

# Simple case: 
# Only one MaraDNS process, using the /etc/maradns/mararc.* file.
# Recursive dns server
MARARCS="/etc/maradns/mararc.recursive"
# Authorative dns server
#MARARCS="/etc/maradns/mararc.authorative"
# Full dns server
#MARARCS="/etc/maradns/mararc.full"
# 
# Complex case:
# Three MaraDNS processes, one using /etc/mararc.1, the second one
# using /etc/mararc.2, and the third one using /etc/mararc.3
#MARARCS="/etc/mararc.1 /etc/mararc.2 /etc/mararc.3"