wtdnsadd - WtDNS resource record creator
wtdnsadd <hostname> <TYPE> <data> [<TYPE> <data>] ...
The wtdnsadd command adds resource records to the WtDNS data directory.
wtdnsadd expects it’s first parameter to be a qualified or unqualified hostname. If it is not qualified, the dynamic DNS base domain will be appended.
After the host name, it expects pairs of resource record types and resource record data. It will create a resource record file for each such pair, overwriting existing files.
The following global options are recognized in the configuration file.
If this is on, some programs will just list/log what they would do if it was off without actually doing it.
The directory where WtDNS resource records are stored. Default is “/var/lib/wtdns”.
The base domain for dynamic DNS.
Wether to use the hash part in the domain name paths or not. For small sites turning of hashing might make things easier for the administrator. Default is to use hashing. Do not use wtdnshash to create directories when this is turned off.
If on, WtDNS will omit the ‘#’ i front of the hash, wich makes it compatible with the oriinal SheerDNS software.
The command to use when getting a hash for the host domain directory. Default is “/usr/bin/wtdnshash”.
Add a A record with the IP address “192.0.2.3” for the host “pop.example.net”:
wtdnsadd pop.example.net A 192.0.2.3
Add a TXT record for the host “goner” in the dynamic DNS domain:
wtdnsadd goner TXT 'This host is no more.'
All resource records are stored in this directory.
wtdns(8), wtdns.ini(8), wtdnsinfo(8), wtdnssign(8), wtdnshash(8), wtdns-deepen(8), wtdns-flatten(8), wtdnsd(8), wtdns-fromlog(8), wtdns-maintain(8), dig(1)