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mydns(8) |
System Administrator's Manual |
mydns(8) |
mydns - SQL-based Internet name daemon.
mydns [-b, --background] [-c,
--conf=filename] [-d, --debug] [-D,
--database=dbname] [-h, --host=hostname]
[-p, --password[=password]] [-u,
--user=username] [-v, --verbose]
[--create-tables] [--dump-config] [--help]
[--version]
mydns is a SQL-based DNS server.
- -b, --background
- Run in the background, as a daemon.
- -c, --conf=filename
- Read configuration from filename instead of the default
(/usr/local/etc/mydns.conf). Consult mydns.conf(5) for
information about configuring mydns.
- -d, --debug
- Output huge amounts of diagnostic text while running. This option is only
available if MyDNS was configured with the --enable-debug
option.
- -D, --database=dbname
- Use the database called dbname.
- -h, --host=hostname
- Connect to database server at hostname.
- -p, --pass=password
- Supply password when connecting to the database server. If the
password argument is omitted, it will be prompted on the tty.
- -u, --user=username
- Use username when connecting to the database server.
- -v, --verbose
- Enable verbose output while running.
- --create-tables
- Write CREATE TABLE statements suitable for creating the tables used by
mydns to the standard output and exit.
- --dump-config
- Read the current configuration (if any). Dump all possible configuration
options to the standard output, with current values filled in. For options
not presently configured, the internal defaults will be used. Output is in
mydns.conf format, which is handy for creating a mydns.conf
template.
- --help
- Display program help and exit.
- --version
- Output version number and exit.
/usr/local/etc/mydns.conf
The default location of the configuration file. (See
mydns.conf(5))
Don Moore <bboy@bboy.net>
mydns.conf(5), mydnscheck(8), mydnsexport(8),
mydnsimport(8) This man page is a quick reference. For detailed
documentation, see the MyDNS user's manual, available from
http://mydns.bboy.net.
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