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Diffstat (limited to 'cmd/resolver/main.go')
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diff --git a/cmd/resolver/main.go b/cmd/resolver/main.go index 556cff1..3b27c90 100644 --- a/cmd/resolver/main.go +++ b/cmd/resolver/main.go @@ -1,8 +1,6 @@ // SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2018 M. Shulhan <ms@kilabit.info> // SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later -// Command resolver is client for DNS server to resolve query and client for -// rescached HTTP server. package main import ( @@ -34,6 +32,10 @@ const ( subCmdUpdate = "update" ) +var ( + Usage string // Overwritten by build. +) + func main() { var ( rsol = new(resolver) @@ -54,12 +56,12 @@ func main() { args = flag.Args() if optHelp { - help() + fmt.Println(Usage) os.Exit(1) } if len(args) == 0 { - help() + fmt.Println(Usage) os.Exit(1) } @@ -95,287 +97,3 @@ func main() { os.Exit(2) } } - -func help() { - fmt.Println(` -= resolver - -resolver is command line interface for DNS and rescached server - -== Usage - - resolver [-insecure] [-ns nameserver] [-server] <command> [args...] - -== Options - -The following options affect the commands operation. - --insecure - - Ignore invalid server certificate when querying DoT, DoH, or rescached - server. - --ns nameserver - - Parent name server address using scheme based. - For example, - - * udp://35.240.172.103:53 for querying with UDP, - * tcp://35.240.172.103:53 for querying with TCP, - * https://35.240.172:103:853 for querying with DNS over TLS (DoT), and - * https://kilabit.info/dns-query for querying with DNS over HTTPS - (DoH). - --server <rescached-URL> - - Set the location of rescached HTTP server where commands will send. - The rescached-URL use HTTP scheme: - - ("http" / "https") "://" (domain / ip-address) [":" port] - - Default to "https://127.0.0.1:5380" if its empty. - -== Commands - -=== QUERY - -query <domain / ip-address> [type] [class] - - Query the domain or IP address with optional type and/or class. - - Unless the option "-ns" is given, the query command will use the - nameserver defined in the system resolv.conf file. - - Valid type are either A, NS, CNAME, SOA, MB, MG, MR, NULL, - WKS, PTR, HINFO, MINFO, MX, TXT, AAAA, or SRV. - Default value is A. - - Valid class are either IN, CS, HS. - Default value is IN. - - -=== MANAGING BLOCK.D - -block.d disable <name> - - Disable specific hosts on block.d. - -block.d enable <name> - - Enable specific hosts on block.d. - -block.d update <name> - - Fetch the latest hosts file from remote block.d URL defined by - its name. - On success, the hosts file will be updated and the server will be - restarted. - - -=== MANAGING CACHES - -caches - - Fetch and print all caches from rescached server. - -caches search <string> - - Search the domain name in rescached caches. - This command can also be used to inspect each DNS message on the - caches. - -caches remove <string> - - Remove the domain name from rescached caches. - If the parameter is "all", it will remove all caches. - - -=== MANAGING ENVIRONMENT - -env - - Fetch the current server environment and print it as JSON format to - stdout. - -env update <path-to-file / "-"> - - Update the server environment from JSON formatted file. - If the argument is "-", the new environment is read from stdin. - If the environment is valid, the server will be restarted. - - -=== MANAGING HOSTS.D - -hosts.d create <name> - - Create new hosts file inside the hosts.d directory with specific file - name. - -hosts.d delete <name> - - Delete hosts file inside the hosts.d directory by file name. - -hosts.d get <name> - - Get the content of hosts file inside the hosts.d directory by file - name. - - -=== MANAGING RECORD IN HOSTS.D - -hosts.d rr add <name> <domain> <value> - - Insert a new record and save it to the hosts file identified by - "name". - If the domain name already exists, the new record will be appended - instead of replaced. - -hosts.d rr delete <name> <domain> - - Delete record from hosts file "name" by domain name. - - -=== MANAGING ZONE.D - -zone.d create <name> - - Create new zone file inside the zone.d directory. - -zone.d delete <name> - - Delete zone file inside the zone.d directory. - - -=== MANAGING RECORD IN ZONE.D - -zone.d rr add <zone> <domain> <ttl> <type> <class> <value> ... - - Add new record into the zone file. - If domain ttl is set to 0, it will default to 604800 (7 days). - List of valid type are A, NS, CNAME, PTR, MX, TXT, and AAAA. - The value parameter can be more than one, for example, the MX record - we pass two parameters: - - <pref> <exchange> - - See the example below for more information. - -== Examples - -=== QUERY - -Query the IPv4 address for kilabit.info, - - $ resolver query kilabit.info - -Query the mail exchange (MX) for domain kilabit.info, - - $ resolver query kilabit.info MX - -Query the IPv4 address for kilabit.info using 127.0.0.1 at port 53 as -name server, - - $ resolver -ns=udp://127.0.0.1:53 query kilabit.info - -Query the IPv4 address of domain name "kilabit.info" using DNS over TLS at -name server 194.233.68.184, - - $ resolver -insecure -ns=https://194.233.68.184 query kilabit.info - -Query the IPv4 records of domain name "kilabit.info" using DNS over HTTPS on -name server kilabit.info, - - $ resolver -insecure -ns=https://kilabit.info/dns-query query kilabit.info - - -=== MANAGING CACHES - -Inspect the rescached's caches on server at http://127.0.0.1:5380, - - $ resolver -server=http://127.0.0.1:5380 caches - -Search caches that contains "bit" on the domain name, - - $ resolver caches search bit - -Remove caches that contains domain name "kilabit.info", - - $ resolver caches remove kilabit.info - -Remove all caches in the server, - - $ resolver caches remove all - - -=== MANAGING ENVIRONMENT - -Fetch and print current server environment, - - $ resolver env - -Update the server environment from JSON file in /tmp/env.json, - - $ resolver env update /tmp/env.json - -Update the server environment by reading JSON from standard input, - - $ cat /tmp/env.json | resolver env update - - - -=== MANAGING HOSTS.D - -Create new hosts file named "myhosts" inside the hosts.d directory, - - $ resolver hosts.d create myhosts - OK - -Delete hosts file named "myhosts" inside the hosts.d directory, - - $ resolver hosts.d delete myhosts - OK - -Get the content of hosts file named "myhosts" inside the hosts.d directory, - - $ resolver hosts.d get myhosts - [ - { - "Value": "127.0.0.1", - "Name": "localhost", - "Type": 1, - "Class": 1, - "TTL": 604800 - }, - { - "Value": "::1", - "Name": "localhost", - "Type": 28, - "Class": 1, - "TTL": 604800 - } - ] - - -=== MANAGING RECORD IN HOSTS.D - -Add new record "127.0.0.1 my.hosts" to hosts file named "hosts", - - $ resolver hosts.d rr add hosts my.hosts 127.0.0.1 - { - "Value": "127.0.0.1", - "Name": "my.hosts", - "Type": 1, - "Class": 1, - "TTL": 604800 - } - -Delete record "my.hosts" from hosts file "hosts", - - $ resolver hosts.d rr delete hosts my.hosts - { - "Value": "127.0.0.1", - "Name": "my.hosts", - "Type": 1, - "Class": 1, - "TTL": 604800 - }`) -} |