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``knsupdate`` – Dynamic DNS update utility
==========================================
Synopsis
--------
:program:`knsupdate` [**-v**] [*options*] [*filename*]
:program:`knsupdate` [**-q**] [*quic_options*] [*options*] [*filename*]
Description
-----------
This utility sends Dynamic DNS update messages to a DNS server. Update content
is read from a file (if the parameter *filename* is given) or from the standard
input.
The format of updates is textual and is made up of commands. Every command is
placed on the separate line of the input. Lines starting with a semicolon are
comments and are not processed.
Parameters
..........
*filename*
Path to the file with knsupdate commands.
Options
.......
**-T**, **--tcp**
Use a TCP connection. (**-v** can be used for compatibility with nsupdate).
**-S**, **--tls**
Use a TLS connection.
**-Q**, **--quic**
Use a QUIC connection.
**-p**, **--port** *number*
Set the port to use for connections to the server (if not explicitly specified
in the update). The default is 53 for UDP/TCP or 853 for QUIC.
**-r**, **--retry** *count*
The number of retries for UDP requests. The default is 3.
**-t**, **--timeout** *seconds*
The total timeout (for all UDP update tries) of the update request in seconds.
The default is 12. If set to zero, the timeout is infinite.
**-y**, **--tsig** [*alg*:]\ *name*:*key*
Use the TSIG key with a name *name* to authenticate the request. The *alg*
part specifies the algorithm (the default is hmac-sha256) and *key* specifies
the shared secret encoded in Base64.
**-k**, **--tsigfile** *path*
Use the TSIG key stored in a file *keyfile* to authenticate the request. The
file should contain the key in the same format, which is accepted by the
**-y** option.
**-d**, **--debug**
Enable debug messages.
**-h**, **--help**
Print the program help.
**-V**, **--version**
Print the program version. The option **-VV** makes the program
print the compile time configuration summary.
QUIC/TLS options
................
**-H**, **--hostname** *string*
Enable remote server hostname validation.
**-P**, **--pin** *base64*
Use Out-of-Band key-pinned privacy profile
(RFC 7858#section-4.2). The PIN must be a Base64 encoded SHA-256 hash of the
X.509 SubjectPublicKeyInfo. Can be specified multiple times.
**-A**, **--ca** [*path*]
Enable certificate validation. Certification authority certificates
are loaded from the specified PEM file (default is system certificate storage
if no argument is provided). Can be specified multiple times.
**-E**, **--certfile** *path*
Path to a client certificate file.
**-K**, **--keyfile** *path*
Path to a client key file.
**-s**, **--sni** *string*
Use specified Server Name Indication.
Commands
........
**server** *name* [*port*]
Specifies a receiving server of the dynamic update message. The *name* parameter
can be either a host name or an IP address. If the *port* is not specified,
the default port is used. The default port value can be controlled using
the **-p** program option.
**local** *address* [*port*]
Specifies outgoing *address* and *port*. If no local is specified, the
address and port are set by the system automatically. The default port number
is 0.
**zone** *name*
Specifies that all updates are done within a zone *name*. The zone name doesn't
have a default and must be set explicitly.
**origin** *name*
Specifies fully qualified domain name suffix which is appended to non-fqd
owners in update commands. The default is the terminal label (**.**).
**class** *name*
Sets *name* as the default class for all updates. If not used, the default
class is IN.
**ttl** *value*
Sets *value* as the default TTL (in seconds). If not used, the default value
is 3600.
**key** [*alg*:]\ *name* *key*
Specifies the TSIG *key* named *name* to authenticate the request. An optional
*alg* algorithm can be specified. This command has the same effect as
the program option **-y**.
[**prereq**] **nxdomain** *name*
Adds a prerequisite for a non-existing record owned by *name*.
[**prereq**] **yxdomain** *name*
Adds a prerequisite for an existing record owned by *name*.
[**prereq**] **nxrrset** *name* [*class*] *type*
Adds a prerequisite for a non-existing record of the *type* owned by *name*.
Internet *class* is expected.
[**prereq**] **yxrrset** *name* [*class*] *type* [*data*]
Adds a prerequisite for an existing record of the *type* owned by *name*
with optional *data*. Internet *class* is expected.
[**update**] **add** *name* [*ttl*] [*class*] *type* *data*
Adds a request to add a new resource record into the zone.
Please note that if the *name* is not fully qualified domain name, the
current origin name is appended to it.
[**update**] **del**\[**ete**] *name* [*ttl*] [*class*] [*type*] [*data*]
Adds a request to remove all (or matching *class*, *type* or *data*)
resource records from the zone. There is the same requirement for the *name*
parameter as in **update add** command. The *ttl* item is ignored.
**show**
Displays current content of the update message.
**send**
Sends the current update message and cleans the list of updates.
**answer**
Displays the last answer from the server.
**debug**
Enable debugging. This command has the same meaning as the **-d** program option.
**exit**
End the program.
Notes
-----
Options **-k** and **-y** can not be used simultaneously.
Neither `tsig-keygen(8)` nor `dnssec-keygen(1)` keyfile formats are supported.
Use :manpage:`keymgr(8)` to construct a string for **-y** or the file passed to **-k**.
Zone name/server guessing is not supported if the zone name/server is not specified.
An empty line doesn't send the update.
Interactive mode
................
The utility provides interactive mode with basic line editing functionality,
command completion, and command history.
Interactive mode behavior can be customized in `~/.editrc`. Refer to
:manpage:`editrc(5)` for details.
Command history is saved in `~/.knsupdate_history`.
Exit values
-----------
Exit status of 0 means successful operation. Any other exit status indicates
an error.
Examples
--------
1. Send one update of the zone example.com to the server 192.168.1.1. The update
contains two new records::
$ knsupdate
knsupdate> server 192.168.1.1
knsupdate> zone example.com.
knsupdate> origin example.com.
knsupdate> ttl 3600
knsupdate> add test1.example.com. 7200 A 192.168.2.2
knsupdate> add test2 TXT "hello"
knsupdate> show
knsupdate> send
knsupdate> answer
knsupdate> exit
See Also
--------
:manpage:`kdig(1)`, :manpage:`khost(1)`, :manpage:`keymgr(8)`, :manpage:`editrc(5)`.
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