admin.php:
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by Don Moore <bboy@bboy.net> (http://mydns.bboy.net)
and David Phillips <david@acz.org> (http://david.acz.org)

A fully functional web interface to the MyDNS data.  To use, copy
admin.php to your http-space and edit the configuration variables at the
top of the file.  You will obviously need PHP installed and configured
in order to use this script.  See http://www.php.net/ for PHP help.


alias.patch:
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by David Phillips <david@acz.org> (http://david.acz.org)

A patch to add functionality for server side aliasing for A records.
Aliased records are returned to the client as normal A records: the client
will not know that any translation took place.  These work anytime an A
record is needed, such as when providing additional records for NS or MX
records.  For more info, see "README.alias".

To install, configure mydns with "--enable-alias" and build.


create_domain.pl:
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by Gerard de Brieder <smeevil@meladicta.com>

A Perl script to add a minimal functioning domain entry.


MyDNS.pm
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by Allen Bettilyon <allen@bettilyon.net>

An object based interface to the MyDNS DB information.


mydns.redhat
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by Ari Pollak <ajp@aripollak.com>

A SysV-style init script for use with RedHat (and possibly other RPM-based
systems).


mydns.solaris
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by Fernando Durango <fernando@secret.org>

MyDNS startup script for Solaris.


stats.php:
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by Don Moore <bboy@bboy.net> (http://mydns.bboy.net)

An example of a command-line PHP script that captures the query log lines
from "mydns --verbose" and does something with the data.