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#!/bin/sh
#
# Example script for "wins hook". This attempts to update the DNS with
# new A records for the NETBIOS name that Samba passes us. We do this
# the simple way, by deleting all DNS records for the name and then
# re-adding all the expected 'A' records.
#
# Written by Stephen Rothwell <sfr@linuxcare.com>
#
#
# Configurable things
#
# The domain in which to create names
# YOU MUST CHANGE THIS
# N.B. include the trailing dot
#
# It is a good idea to use a subdomain of your primary domain to ensure
# that rogue machines can't take over (or delete) important names on
# your network.
DOMAIN=wins.example.com.
#
# The DNS TTL to give the records (in seconds)
#
TTL=3600
#
# NETBIOS name types that we want to create DNS records for:
# 20 is server
# 00 is workstation
# 03 is user
#
USEFUL_TYPES="20 00 03"
#
# The name of a cache file to use to avoid continual updates
# of the same name and IP addresses. If you comment this out
# then the cache is not kept at all.
#
#CACHE_FILE=/usr/local/samba/var/wins_update.cache
if [ $# -lt 4 ]; then
echo "Usage: $0 op name type ttl [ip_addr ...]" 1>&2
echo " op is one of add, refresh, delete" 1>&2
echo " name is the NETBIOS name" 1>&2
echo " type is the NETBIOS name type" 1>&2
echo " ttl is the NETBIOS time to live" 1>&2
echo " ip_addr's are the remaining IP addresses for this name" 1>&2
exit 1
fi
NSUPDATE=$(which nsupdate)
[ -x "$NSUPDATE" ] || NSUPDATE=/usr/bin/nsupdate
[ -x "$NSUPDATE" ] || NSUPDATE=/sbin/nsupdate
[ -x "$NSUPDATE" ] || NSUPDATE=/usr/sbin/nsupdate
[ -x "$NSUPDATE" ] || {
echo "Cannot find nsupdate." 1>&2
exit 1
}
OP=$1
NAME=$2
TYPE=$3
WINS_TTL=$4
shift 4
IP_ADDRS="$@"
do_update=0
for i in $USEFUL_TYPES; do
[ "$TYPE" = "$i" ] && do_update=1
done
[ $do_update = 1 ] || exit 0
if [ -n "$CACHE_FILE" ]; then
if [ -r "$CACHE_FILE" ]; then
fgrep -q -x -i "$NAME $IP_ADDRS" "$CACHE_FILE" &&
exit 0
grep -v -i "^$NAME " "$CACHE_FILE" >"$CACHE_FILE".$$
fi
echo "$NAME $IP_ADDRS" >>"$CACHE_FILE".$$
mv "$CACHE_FILE" "$CACHE_FILE".old 2>/dev/null
mv "$CACHE_FILE".$$ "$CACHE_FILE"
fi
{
echo update delete $NAME.$DOMAIN
for i in $IP_ADDRS; do
echo update add $NAME.$DOMAIN $TTL A $i
done
echo
} 2>/dev/null | $NSUPDATE >/dev/null 2>&1 &
exit 0
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