This class can read, manipulate and create DNS zone files. The data can be accessed by the instance method of the same name. All except SOA return an array of hashes containing the named data. SOA directly turns the hash since there can only be one SOA information.
The following hash keys are returned per record type:
- SOA
- :ttl, :primary, :email, :serial, :refresh, :retry, :expire, :minimumTTL
- A
- :name, :ttl, :class, :host
- MX
- :name, :ttl, :class, :pri, :host
- NS
- :name, :ttl, :class, :host
- CNAME
- :name, :ttl, :class, :host
- TXT
- :name, :ttl, :class, :text
- A4 (AAAA)
- :name, :ttl, :class, :host
- PTR
- :name, :ttl, :class, :host
- SRV
- :name, :ttl, :class, :pri, :weight, :port, :host
- DS
- :name, :ttl, :class, :key_tag, :algorithm, :digest_type, :digest
- DNSKEY
- :name, :ttl, :class, :flag, :protocol, :algorithm, :public_key
- RRSIG
- :name, :ttl, :class, :type_covered, :algorithm, :labels, :original_ttl, :expiration, :inception, :key_tag, :signer, :signature
- NSEC
- :name, :ttl, :class, :next, :types
- NSEC3
- :name, :ttl, :class, :algorithm, :flags, :iterations, :salt, :next, :types
- NSEC3PARAM
- :name, :ttl, :class, :algorithm, :flags, :iterations, :salt
- TLSA
- :name, :ttl, :class, :certificate_usage, :selector, :matching_type, :data
- NAPTR
- :name, :ttl, :class, :order, :preference, :flags, :service, :regexp, :replacement
- SPF
- :name, :ttl, :class, :text
- CAA
- :name, :ttl, :class, :flag, :tag, :value
zf = Zonefile.from_file('/path/to/zonefile.db')
# Display MX-Records
zf.mx.each do |mx_record|
puts "Mail Exchagne with priority: #{mx_record[:pri]} --> #{mx_record[:host]}"
end
# Show SOA TTL
puts "Record Time To Live: #{zf.soa[:ttl]}"
# Show A-Records
zf.a.each do |a_record|
puts "#{a_record[:name]} --> #{a_record[:host]}"
end
zf = Zonefile.from_file('/path/to/zonefile.db')
# Change TTL and add an A-Record
zf.soa[:ttl] = '123123' # Change the SOA ttl
zf.a << { :class => 'IN', :name => 'www', :host => '192.168.100.1', :ttl => 3600 } # add A-Record
# Setting PTR records (deleting existing ones)
zf.ptr = [ { :class => 'IN', :name=>'1.100.168.192.in-addr.arpa', :host => 'my.host.com' },
{ :class => 'IN', :name=>'2.100.168.192.in-addr.arpa', :host => 'me.host.com' } ]
# Increase Serial Number
zf.new_serial
# Print new zonefile
puts "New Zonefile: \n#{zf.output}"
The :name attribute is preserved and returned as defined in a previous record if a zonefile entry omits it. This should be the expected behavior for most users. You can switch this off globally by calling Zonefile.preserve_name(false)
MIT License
Martin Boese, based on Simon Flack Perl library DNS::ZoneParse
Andy Newton, patch to support various additional records
Julian Kornberger, patch to support TLSA records
Nic P, SPF support
Leon M, Fixes