/bin/bash # Yes, bash is required, to parse CASCADE_SERVER set -e logger -p daemon.notice -t cascade "Validating ${CASCADE_ZONE} of serial ${CASCADE_SERIAL} from ${CASCADE_SERVER}" # Parsing magic by mozzieongit SERVER=${CASCADE_SERVER%:*} SERVER_IP="${SERVER//[\[\]]/}" # remove brackets from IPv6 SERVER_PORT=${CASCADE_SERVER##*:} # Using double '##' in case its an IPv6 tmp_zone=$(mktemp /tmp/.cascade_zone.XXXXXXXXXX) # Clean when leaving trap "rm -f...

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