BIND change location of journal files in named.conf
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Short answer: no. The manual says something like "journal file path is the zone file with .jnl added". It's an interesting question, though, so I'm downloading the source for a closer look - cheers!!
I was just asking as I'm setting up ddns and the original location /etc/bind/zones can't be written to by bind user. I had to move them to /var/lib/bind due to apparmor protection.
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