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/alcasar.sh
1102,7 → 1102,7
server=$DNS2
EOF
# On crée le fichier de résolution locale
cat << EOF > $DIR_DEST_ETC/alcasar-dns-name
cat << EOF >> $DIR_DEST_ETC/alcasar-dns-name
# Here you can define your local domain name
# use the /etc/hosts file to define your hosts name
local=/$DOMAIN/