Has anyone ever used Protocols.DNS.server in an application (to implement a mini-DNS server)? Is the code available?
On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 12:04 PM, Stephen R. van den Berg srb@cuci.nl wrote:
Has anyone ever used Protocols.DNS.server in an application (to implement a mini-DNS server)? Is the code available?
Yep! Here's one that shares your /etc/hosts.
https://github.com/Rosuav/Hogan/blob/master/sharehosts.pike
It's built on top of an async I/O framework that I call "Hogan":
https://github.com/Rosuav/Hogan/blob/master/hogan.pike
That script is currently in use on my LAN as a means of tracking some cool stats and things about DHCP and DNS.
ChrisA
On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 2:04 AM, Stephen R. van den Berg srb@cuci.nl wrote:
Has anyone ever used Protocols.DNS.server in an application (to implement a mini-DNS server)?
Yes. I've myself used it in many applications and seen it used in some more.
Is the code available?
I could give you access to a private github repo with a general purpose authoritative nameserver implementation, never fully got around to getting it into releasable state though. It does things like this:
object zone = DS.Zone("syncdb.org", DS.Record.SOA("", "ns2.kiwihaven.com", "tobij.tobij.de", 2015111500, 3600), DS.Record.NS("", "ns1.kiwihaven.com"), DS.Record.NS("", "ns2.kiwihaven.com"), DS.Record.NS("", "ns4.kiwihaven.com"), DS.Record.A("", "127.0.0.1"), DS.Record.MX("", 10, "hi.tobij.de"), DS.Record.A("ns1", "209.239.120.27"), DS.Record.A("ns2", "210.48.10.69"), DS.Record.A("ns3", "178.63.103.12"), DS.Record.A("www", "127.0.0.127"), DS.Record.Geo("geo", ([ "SE" : DS.Record.A("geo", "209.239.120.27"), "NO" : DS.Record.A("geo", "209.239.120.27"), "_" : DS.Record.A("geo", "188.40.42.213") ]), ipdb) );
Tobi
Tobias S. Josefowitz wrote:
Is the code available?
I could give you access to a private github repo with a general purpose authoritative nameserver implementation, never fully got around to getting it into releasable state though. It does things like this:
Sounds good. I was considering creating something like this, with a (obviously) PostgreSQL backend.
If I could have a look, I might be willing to push it into something releasable.
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