Add example itkacl.conf (it was missing previously).

[itkacl] / itkacl-2.1 / itkacl.conf

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+# Example /etc/itkacl.conf. These are the only accepted keywords currently.
+
+# What zone to look up results in.
+zone itkacl.as58302.net
+
+# Recommended.
+#
+# NOTE: For performance reasons, the library will read /etc/resolv.conf
+# and use the resolver there (if you have one). This means that
+# 
+#   a) Your recursive resolver(s) must support DNSSEC, too.
+#   b) You must trust the path between yourself and the resolvers.
+#
+# The simplest way to satisfy both of these is probably to run a local
+# instance of unbound or BIND, and then point resolv.conf to localhost.
+
+#require-dnssec
+
+# You need a trust anchor if you want DNSSEC to work. If you have working
+# DNSSEC delegation all the way from the root, you can generate this with:
+#
+#   sudo unbound-anchor -a /etc/unbound/root.key
+#
+# If not, you will need to add your own trust anchor in the right format here.
+
+#dnssec-public-key /etc/unbound/root.key