make-srv - Make an SRV record for tinydns
make-srv -service service -target target -port port [options]
Options:
This command prints a DNS SRV record to standard output in
tinydns-data format. This record is defined by RFC 2052.
The -service flag specifies the domain name for which
the SRV record is defined. This name should have the format
service.protocol.domain. For example:
http.tcp.dqd.com. You must specify the -service flag.
The -target flag specifies the target domain name of the record. The
target must be a domain name with an associated A record. (This
command doesn't verify that, but the RFC says it's a requirement.) You
must specify the -target flag.
The -port flag specifies the port number of the record. You must
specify the -port flag.
The -priority and -weight flags specify the priority and weight of
the record. These flags are optional; priority and weight are
zero by default.
Example:
$ make-srv -service http.tcp.dqd.com -target zot.dqd.com -port 80
:http.tcp.dqd.com:33:\000\000\000\000\000P\003zot\003dqd\003com\000
You may add the ttl, timestamp, and lo fields to the end of the line yourself if necessary. For example,
:http.tcp.dqd.com:33:\000\000\000\000\000P\003zot\003dqd\003com\000:::in
is the same SRV record as in the example above, but will be visible only
to clients in the in location. See the tinydns-data documentation
for help with these fields.
tinydns-data documentation: http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/tinydns-data.html