pdns 0.1

Project

• Homepage: https://github.com/metagriffin/pdns

• Bugs: https://github.com/metagriffin/pdns/issues

Installation

$ pip install pdns

Usage

To download a zone:

$ pdns download --apikey {KEY} --domain {DOMAIN} {ZONEFILE}

These command line options can also be stored in a configuration file, e.g. config.ini:

apikey        = {KEY}
domain        = {DOMAIN}
zonefile      = {ZONEFILE}

And then invoke pdns as follows:

$ pdns download --config config.ini

To upload a zone:

$ pdns upload --config config.ini

And to show differences between the hosted zone and the local zonefile:

$ pdns diff --config config.ini

Configuration

The pdns configuration file can specify the following options:

• apikey:

  The API access key provided by PowerDNS. Note that an account must first be enabled (via the PowerDNS website) before it can be used.

• domain:

  The name of the zone to be operated on.

• zonefile:

  The filename of the local zone file. If specified in the configuration, it is taken to be relative to the configuration file. If specified on the command line, it is taken to be relative to the current working directory.

Several different profiles can be stored in the same configuration; each profile should have a section named after the domain. Global parameters can be stored in the “DEFAULT” section. For example:

[DEFAULT]

# set some global parameters
apikey        = 2f16eef6-5b1f-4d80-96f7-0237da03db48

# set the default domain to manage
domain        = example.com

[example.com]
zonefile      = example-com.zone

[other-example.com]
zonefile      = other-example-com.zone

Then, to upload the zones:

# upload 'example.com'
$ pdns upload -c config.ini

# upload 'other-example.com'
$ pdns upload -c config.ini -d other-example.com