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How to install zonecreate

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  2. Open Command Prompt
  3. Type pypm install zonecreate
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version 0.1 on Jan 9th, 2014

zonecreate is a very simple Python project that contains a couple of different scripts/templates that make it easier to manage various different zone files that are in the standard zone file format (BIND/NSD).

Scripts

  • zone_create

    Is used to create a new zone file, contains the standard stuff, SOA record and some NS records. Nothing else.

  • zone_update_soa

    This is used to update the SOA record of a zone file. Given a zone file it will grab the current SOA record, and update the serial number to the current date + a counter. This way the zone file can be updated twice in the same day and the serial will correctly have increased.

Hacking

If you would like to hack on this project, you can do it as follows:

$ virtualenv --distribute .venv

$ . .venv/bin/activate

$ python setup.py develop

This will set up a new virtualenv and start development, it will also install all the scripts under their bin names.

Pull requests

If you want to contribute please do so by creating a topic branch on a fork of this project, and issuing a pull request. Please make sure to add yourself to the CONTRIBUTORS file for credit.

License

This is under an OpenBSD license. See LICENSE.

2013-02-15
  • Version 0.1 released
  • Created the new git repository
  • Imported the project

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Last updated Jan 9th, 2014

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