many thanks for your support


first the script is running will but it has 2 issues :-
the first issue when i want to delete the first zone like that 
zone "foo.com" {
type master 
file path to the zone 
};

zone "blah.com" {
type master 
file path to the zone 
};

zone "bar.com" {
type master 
file path to the zone 
};

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if i want to delete the first zone "foo.com" the file doesn't change !!!
the second issue if i want to delete any zone in the middle of the file like "blah.com"there is
a newline created instead of deleted zone the output is like this 
zone "foo.com" {
type master 
file path to the zone 
};


zone "bar.com" {
type master 
file path to the zone 
};

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as u see a white space is created in the place of the deleted zone ,, so i want to eliminate this new line
i think it will done by making the print statement to print the file with a shifted instead of the deleted zone .
finally i want to understand the $comment variable is here what we provide such variable
i knew that $block to count the brackets level and the $comment in the our old example was provided to count the comment level
so what is the value of this variable here
and Really am thankful for you

In reply to Re^8: Deleting lines from named.conf file by firewall00
in thread Deleting lines from named.conf file by firewall00

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