CfgNamed -- a tool to help change your DNS settings
This is a tool to help modify and keep your DNS server files up to date.
The parameters are a broken down into three categories:
--fetch, --list-forward, --list-primaries, --list-reverse, --list-secondaries
--fetch
--list-forward
--list-primaries
--list-reverse
--list-secondaries
--delete, --remove, --rename, --set
--delete
--remove
--rename
--set
--xref
--fetch=
This will retrieve the list of recipients in the group NAME. If NAME is a regular expression, information will retrieved for every group that matches the pattern.
This will retrieve the list of name to address domains being served.
This will retrieve the list of primary domains being served.
This will retrieve the list of reverse DNS domains (address to name) being served.
This will retrieve the list of secondary domains being served.
The following specify how to change various entries. Typically they can not be intermixed on the same command line. (Exceptions are noted.)
--comment
This will add a comment record (TXT) describing the named machine.
--delete=
This will remove the alias(es) specified by NAME. It will also remove from any mail alias(es) (or groups) any member(s) that matches NAME. NAME may be a regular expression. (Can be used with --remove and --rename.)
--remove=
Like delete above, this will remove the mail group(s) specified by NAME. NAME may be a regular expression. (Can be used with --delete and --rename.)
delete
This will change all of the occurrences or references that match NAME-OLD to the newer form of NAME-NEW. This may be a group name, and / or members of a group. This may be a regular expression, similar to:
s/NAME-OLD/NAME-NEW/
This will create a group called NAME with a set of specified members MEMBERS. (Can be used with --delete and --remove.)
This will have the reverse and forward namespaces properly cross referenced and up to date.
CfgTie::CfgArgs for more information on the standard parameters named(8)
Randall Maas (randym@acm.org)
To install Secure::File, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Secure::File
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Secure::File
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.