This version of updns is being bashed into a server suitable to play a part in https://github.com/chrysn/provisioning-demo.
Short of trivial fixes (which may be cherry-picked), it is not expected that any of this makes sense to propose for upstreaming into updns; most changes will add hard-coded behavior. On the long run, it is open whether a later production ready equivalent of the current demo will better be based on this updns fork (with most components, including upstreaming and explicit configuration, being stripped out), or whether a new component will be developed from scratch -- but for now, adding a few hard-coded paths into updns seems to be most practical.
What follows is the original README file of updns.
updns is a simple DNS proxy server developed using Rust. You can intercept any domain name and return the ip you need
Download the binary from the release page
Or use cargo to install
cargo install updnsupdns
# or
updns -c /your/hostsYou may use sudo to run this command because you will use the 53 port
Build docker image
docker build -t updns .Start up
docker run -d --name updns -p 53:53/udp -v /root/updns/:/root/.updns/ --restart always updnsYou can use updns config command and then call vim edit, or find ~/.updns/config edit
You can specify standard domains, or utilize regular expressions for dynamic matching
Regular expression starts with
~
bind 0.0.0.0:53 # Binding address
proxy 8.8.8.8:53 # Proxy address
timeout 2s # Proxy timeout (format: 1ms, 1s, 1m, 1h, 1d)
# Domain matching
example.com 1.1.1.1
*.example.com 2.2.2.2
~^\w+\.example\.[a-z]+$ 3.3.3.3
# IPv6
test.com ::
# Import from other file
import /other/hostsMIT license