BIND9 and $INCLUDE lines

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Hi all,

I'm running an internal domain here at work.  The need has arisen to 
allow a colleague to edit some of the zone data, and I figured webmin 
would be perfect.  The problem is, I have a single forward domain, 
and several reverse domains, and I don't want to allow him access to 
the main forward zone file, only the subnets he's responsible for.

Currently my named.conf file looks like this:

	zone "myzone.com" { 
	        type master; 
	        file "/etc/bind/db.myzone"; 
	        notify yes; 
	}; 
 
	zone "47.241.10.in-addr.arpa"  { 
        	type master; 
        	file "/etc/bind/rev.10.241.47"; 
	}; 

	zone "48.241.10.in-addr.arpa"  { 
        	type master; 
        	file "/etc/bind/rev.10.241.48"; 
	}; 

	zone "49.241.10.in-addr.arpa"  { 
        	type master; 
        	file "/etc/bind/rev.10.241.49"; 
	}; 

I want to give him access to the .48 and .49 zones without allowing
him access to the .47 zone.  So far so good.

However, in db.myzone, I've included all the forward information for
the .47 zone, then used $INCLUDE lines for .48 and .49 like this:

    $INCLUDE /etc/bind/db.10.241.48
    $INCLUDE /etc/bind/db.10.241.49

Unfortunately, webmin doesn't recognize these files.  If I open up the
myzone.com zone, I do in fact *see* all the host information, but it's
all in that one forward zone file.  So, webmin obviously knows how to
parse the data, and present it as one giant zone file.  But that's not
what I need :)

Is there anyway I can provide access to just these two files which get
included in the main zone file db.myzone, but not the rest of the file?

Thanks,

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