Changing the dns zone name of a cluster does not remove the old zone.

[Andres Rodriguez]

If I change the zone name of a cluster, from say 'zone1.com' to 'zone11.com', the old 'zone1.com' does not get removed and files still remain in /etc/bind/maas/.

Also, when renaming, the zone declarations name does not change:

roaksoax@unleashed:/etc/bind/maas$ grep -sr zone *
named.conf.maas:zone "zone1.com" {
named.conf.maas: file "/etc/bind/maas/zone.zone1.com";

[Raphaël Badin (rvb)]

I'm not sure I understand this bug:
- You're right that old zone files are not being deleted when a zone changes. But since they are not referenced from /etc/bind/maas/named.conf.maas, it doesn't matter so much. Granted, it's probably better to remove the zone files when they are not used anymore but this is just a cleanup.
- Now the part that I don't understand is "zone declarations name does not change". I've tested renaming a zone and I see the reference to the new zone being added to /etc/bind/maas/named.conf.maas… ?

[Raphaël Badin (rvb)]

Reducing this to Medium, leaving a couple of files behind that are not referenced anywhere isn't really a problem.