Bug 71043 – Deletion of zones doesn't appear to work

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Bug 71043 - Deletion of zones doesn't appear to work

Summary:	Deletion of zones doesn't appear to work

Status:	CLOSED NOTABUG

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Product:	Red Hat Public Beta
Classification:	Retired
Component:	redhat-config-bind (Show other bugs)
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Version:	limbo
Hardware:	i386 Linux

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Assigned To:	Daniel Walsh
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Reported:	2002-08-08 01:12 EDT by Jay Turner
Modified:	2015-01-07 18:58 EST (History)
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Last Closed:	2002-08-08 01:13:00 EDT
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Description Jay Turner 2002-08-08 01:12:56 EDT

Description of Problem:
With redhat-config-bind-1.7.1-10, the delete button doesn't appear to actually
doing anything "real."

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How Reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run redhat-config-bind and create a zone file; exit and check /var/named/ to
confirm that the new zone file is present
2. Run redhat-config-bind again and select the new zone
3. Click 'delete'

Actual Results:
Zone file will be deleted from the display, but after exiting from
redhat-config-bind and saving the changes, the zone file will still be present
in /var/named/

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Comment 1 Daniel Walsh 2002-08-08 09:21:36 EDT

Zone deletion does work.  The entry is removed from /etc/named.conf so the zone
has been eliminated.  The file still exists in the /var/named directory.  I
talked to Jeff Needle who is a support person/System Administrator, and he feels
that he would like the file to stick around.

Comment 2 Jay Turner 2002-08-09 09:10:35 EDT

Indeed, this is the behavior that I'm seeing with redhat-config-bind-1.7.1-12,
so guess that works for me.

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