Plesk 12.x / Linux :: Command Line CLI DNS Template Changes Warning

I'm using this script as a cron to generate DKIM keys for the domains I have. It's an easy script. And it does it's job just OK. I have the necessary software installed and configured.

The way it works is:

The script check if the domain in queue has a record for it. If it doesn't, OpenDKIM generates a one time DKIM record for mail._domainkey that I am entering to my dns records for all the domains I have.

After creating the DKIM record, it checks and deletes mail._domainkey records if there's any. Then adds the generated DKIM to plesk dns zones and disables/enables greylisting to create the appropriate dns entry.

If it does have a DKIM recors on the hdd already, then it removes

mail._domainkey​and
TXT o=-​entries.

After that it basically adds the already generated DKIM record and it disables/enables the greylisting for each domain in order to recreate "TXT o=-"

Up till here, it works fine. I can see these entries when I check the DNS Settings. They are there.

But whenever I run this script either via cron or manually, I get an error message on my panel: (You can check the screenshot as well)

Code:

Warning: The DNS zone was modified. If you would like to apply DNS template changes to this zone, either click the 'Apply DNS Template Changes' button on this page or choose the 'Apply the changes to all zones' option in Server Administration Panel > Tools & Settings > DNS Template Settings > Apply DNS Template Changes.

And unless I manually click "Apply DNS Template Changes" for EVERY SITE it doesn't go away.

So, I was wondering, is there a way to scriptize that command? Or how to prevent it?

This is the command I use to generate DKIM and add it to Plesk database, also if any such record exists, delete and re-write it:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
ADMIN_PASS=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow`
MYSQL_BIN_D=`grep MYSQL_BIN_D /etc/psa/psa.conf | awk '{print $2}'`
mysql="${MYSQL_BIN_D}/mysql -N -uadmin -p${ADMIN_PASS} psa"

query="select name from domains;"
domains=`echo $query | $mysql `
for i in ${domains}; do
echo "Processing $i"

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