Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of WikiStart


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11/22/11 15:04:39 (13 years ago)
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Kris Deugau
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    33This is a DNS management tool I developed as a replacement for VegaDNS.
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    5 It closely follows the UI layout from VegaDNS's (apparently abandoned) 1.1.x development releases, but brings more consistency across similar areas (eg, the user, domain, record, and group listings derive their header layout from common files, rather than hardcoding it for each type of listing).  I also separated the group tree list from the operational sections.
     5It closely follows the UI layout from VegaDNS's (apparently abandoned) 1.1.x development releases, but treats groups, domains, users, and domain records more uniformly.  I also separated the group tree list from the operational sections.
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    77It theoretically supports all DNS types (although actual support for deprecated or very obscure types is limited or nonexistent).  Practically, A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, SRV, and TXT records are supported.  SOA records can mostly be altered but serial number schemes other than "let tinydns Do The Right Thing" are not yet supported (#24).
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    1515Development is ongoing at https://secure.deepnet.cx/svn/dnsadmin.
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     17Try out the live [https://secure.deepnet.cx/demos/dnsadmin demo] - full access is available using the default admin/admin user/password.  Two other accounts are defined - test1 can create, edit, and delete domains and domain records;  test2 is restricted to a subgroup, and can't make any changes.  Use password test for either one.
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    1719== Features ==
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    2729== Requirements ==
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    29  CGI::Simple
    30  HTML::Template
    31  CGI::Session
    32  Crypt::PasswdMD5
    33  Net::Whois::Raw
    34  Text::Wrap (core) - for WHOIS response linewrapping
    35  Net::DNS
     31 * Perl
     32  * Standard modules:
     33   * CGI::Carp
     34   * Text::Wrap
     35  * Common non-core modules:
     36   * DBI
     37   * Digest::MD5
     38   * Net::DNS
     39  * Other modules:
     40   * CGI::Session
     41   * CGI::Simple
     42   * Crypt::PasswdMD5
     43   * HTML::Template
     44   * NetAddr::IP
     45  * Modules for RPC:
     46   * Frontier::Responder
     47 * Postgres recommended;  any database with real transaction support for all data manipulation could be used.
     48 * Webserver supporting CGI executables.