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$ make test
$ make install

That should get your mod_perl running.

Recommended modules to install before installing DnsZone: Bundle::Apache,
Apache::Request, Apache::AuthCookie, Apache::AuthTicket, Net::DNS,'
CGI::FastTemplate, Email::Valid, Bundle::ABH.

You might be forced to download Apache::Request 0.3103 by hand and
install it, the package is available from:
http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/J/JI/JIMW/libapreq-0.31_03.tar.gz

To install DnsZone:

$ perl Makefile.PL
$ make
$ make install

To create the language dbm file you type:

$ make language
create a directory called dnszone under your apache installation
$ cp lang/DnsZoneLang /path/to/your/apache/dnszone
If you experience problems with the dbm file it could be a permission
issue, so a chmod 666 DnsZoneLang might come handy.

To install the templates:

create a directory under the dnszone directory in your apache 
installation called 'template'.
$ cp -R templates/standard/* /path/to/your/apache/dnszone/template

After DnsZone is installed you need to activate it by adding some 
directives to your Apache configuration files (sample configuration 
also available as conf/dnszone.conf): 

PerlModule Apache::DBI 
# for persistant connections
PerlModule Apache::DnsZone
PerlModule Apache::DnsZone::DB::MySQL 
# or your db of choice

<VirtualHost [your.ip]>
  ServerAdmin  you@yourdomain
  DocumentRoot /usr/local/modperl/htdocs
  ServerName   dnszone.at.yourdomain
  ErrorLog     logs/dnszone-error_log
  TransferLog  logs/dnszone-access_log
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneDBsrc               'dbi:mysql:dnszone'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneDBuser              'dnszone'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneDBpass              '*******'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneDebugLevel          1
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneLangDir             '/usr/local/modperl/dnszone'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTemplateDir         '/usr/local/modperl/dnszone/template'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneLoginLang           'en'
  # or 'de' 'se' 'dk' 'fr' 'it' 
  # DnsZoneLoginLang is used if the browser doesn't send an 'Accept-Language' header and the language isn't in DnsZone already
  PerlModule   Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketTable         'tickets:ticket_hash:ts'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketUserTable     'users:username:password'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketPasswordStyle cleartext
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketSecretTable   'ticketsecrets:sec_data:sec_version'
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketExpires       60
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketLogoutURI     /
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketLoginHandler  /login
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneTicketIdleTimeout   10
  PerlSetVar   DnsZonePath                /
  PerlSetVar   DnsZoneLoginScript         /loginform
  <Location /admin>
    SetHandler        perl-script
    PerlHandler       Apache::DnsZone
    AuthType          Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie
    AuthName          DnsZone
    PerlAuthenHandler Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie->authenticate
    PerlAuthzHandler  Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie->authorize
  </Location>
  <Location /loginform>
    SetHandler        perl-script
    Perlhandler       Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie->login_screen
    AuthType          Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie
    AuthName          DnsZone
  </Location>
  <Location /login>
    SetHandler        perl-script
    PerlHandler       Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie->login
    AuthType          Apache::DnsZone::AuthCookie
    AuthName          DnsZone
  </Location>
</VirtualHost>

Copy the contents of htdocs/ to /path/to/your/apache/htdocs

$ cp -R htdocs/* /path/to/your/apache/htdocs

Now you need to import the tables that DnsZone needs into your database.

for mysql:

$ mysql -udnszone -p dnszone < sql/mysql.sql

Before you can start using DnsZone you need to set your nameserver to
allow transfers and updates on the domain you want to make changes to 
through DnsZone.

In named.conf:

zone "example.com" {
	type master;
	allow-transfer { 127.0.0.1; your.ip; };
   	allow-update { your.ip; };
        file "example.com";
};

To create a new user in DnsZone:

$ cd bin/mysql
$ perl adduser.pl
Username to add: test
Password for test:
Password again: