put-dns1
Put a dns record onto an external dns provider
Usage
put-dns [-v]
[-n]
“DNS
entry”
Overview
put-dns uses the Provider defined in put-dns.conf to create a DNS entry.
DNS entry
This is a DNS entry in RFC1034 format, this should be of the form owner type class RDATA and passed as a single argument to put-dns.
Options
-
-v -
Be verbose, say what DNS entry will be sent to which provider
-nNo action - do not actually invoke the provider to add the entry
Examples
- put-dns "mail.example.com IN A 10.9.8.7"
-
create a DNS Adress record for mail.example com, pointing to the IP addess 10.9.8.7
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm).