Hello,
I would like to ask if there is any possibility to make automatic or almost automatic way to create zones/sub-domains?
For example. I have a hosting example.com
I am making a new application or anything other related. I would like to make on main machine test.example.com by 1 click - and so on, and so forth. I heard this is possible via htaccess but not sure.
Anyone had experience with that?

Yes. I have several sub-domains.
Sub-domains must first be defined/set up at the authoritative name server for the domain.
Then it will need to be set up in the config for the web server. I doubt that can be done in a .htacess file...

No, there’s no way to do that “automatically”.

Your request isn't clear if you actually need full subdomains defined

If you looking to create: test.domain.com and then have www.test.domain.com, ftp.test.domain.com, blah.test.domain.com and fully delegate DNS management to a separate zone?

You don't actually need a separate zone file in many cases as you can define hosts with any number of parts in normal DNS, you're just creating A records, infact if you only have one server/IP you can have a wildcard A record that allows anything.domain.com com to point at the same server and then sort it out with apache vhosts.

As for creating stuff automatically, well depending on your DNS provider you should certainly be able to create A records (etc.) programatically through either directly manipulating zone files if you're self hosting or APIs for many common DNS providers.

Clarify what you're actually trying to do and you'll get better answers.

@scasey
I understand. Automatically answering to the post for TenTenths then I will give you a link for what I needed.
@TenTenths
Yeah, basically that's what you are saying. If I do have example.com then I would need a script or sth when I add name then I would get like you said test.example.com, ftp.test.example.com and so on.
I meant something like that:
https://inchoo.net/magento/how-to-se...ment-computer/
do you have more experience regardnig for that?
Thank you.