This is a simple but effective DNS reverse/PTR zonefile generator. Features:
- Supports multiple zonefiles, both forward and reverse, that may or may not have any 1:1 mapping between them. I.e. just throw it all your forward and reverse zonefiles, tell it which file contains PTRs for which IPv4 or IPv6 prefix and the script will do the rest.
- Preserves existing manual PTR records (also helps in case of multiple names pointing at the same IP address).
- Passes your zonefiles through named-compilezone for normalisation and interpretation of stuff like $GENERATE.
It uses the dnspython and ipaddr Python modules, and
named-compilezones. On Debian-like systems, just run:
apt-get install python-ipaddr python-dnspython bind9utils
Just update dnsrev.conf with all your zonefiles and run dnsrev.py.
The script will try to keep all auto-generated changes in a separate
section at the bottom of your reverse files, it will not delete or
modify anything outside that section (other than the SOA serial# which
it will update, using the usual YYYYMMDDXX scheme).
Set your forward and reverse zones. All zonefiles have to exist already,
this script does not (yet) create reverse zonefiles from scratch, it only
updates them.
-c [file] Configuration file location (default: ./dnsrev.conf).
-h This help info.
-n Dry run.
-d Show diffs of changes.
-s Do not update SOA serial number.
The configuration file should define two lists of tuples like this:
FWD_ZONES = [("db.example.net", "example.net"),
...]
REV_ZONES = [("db.example.net.rev4", "192.0.32.0/24"),
("db.example.net.rev6", "2620:0:2d0:200::/64"),
...]
The first column is the name of the zonefile. The second column is the
domain name in FWD_ZONES, and the ASCII-formatted subnet (including
netmask) in REV_ZONES.
You can list as many forward and reverse zones as you want. There doesn't
have to be any kind of 1:1 relationship between any of them.