Greetings! I recently forked your project and have noticed that you do not have any mention of what license the script that you wrote falls under. As you are the one that wrote the script, it truly is up to you on how to license it. I am personally a fan of the BSD license, but each to their own.
Your script was the first utility I found that did what I wanted -- more or less. My modifications to your script are minimal and mostly serve me for semantics reasons. My use of your script is very similar to your own, except I load the converted hosts files with PowerDNS for a RPZ DNS firewall.
I was using BIND9 for my internal network until I realized how difficult it was going to be to use a SQL back-end with it. -_-
Greetings! I recently forked your project and have noticed that you do not have any mention of what license the script that you wrote falls under. As you are the one that wrote the script, it truly is up to you on how to license it. I am personally a fan of the BSD license, but each to their own.
Your script was the first utility I found that did what I wanted -- more or less. My modifications to your script are minimal and mostly serve me for semantics reasons. My use of your script is very similar to your own, except I load the converted hosts files with PowerDNS for a RPZ DNS firewall.
I was using BIND9 for my internal network until I realized how difficult it was going to be to use a SQL back-end with it. -_-