| PowerDNS-Control-Server documentation | Contained in the PowerDNS-Control-Server distribution. |
PowerDNS::Control::Server - Provides an interface to control the PowerDNS daemon.
Version 0.02
use PowerDNS::Control::Server;
# Setting parameters and their default values.
my $params = { port => 988,
listen_address => '0.0.0.0',
allowed_methods => ['auth_retrieve' , 'rec_wipe_cache'],
debug => 0,
syslog_ident => 'pdns-control-server',
syslog_option => LOG_PID | LOG_PERROR,
syslog_facility => LOG_LOCAL3,
syslog_priority => LOG_INFO,
pid_file => '/var/run/pdns-control-server.pid',
auth_cred => 'pa55word',
allowed_ips => ['127.0.0.1/23' , '192.168.0.1/32'],
socket_path => '/var/run/',
};
my $pdns = PowerDNS::Control::Server->new($params);
PowerDNS::Control::Server provides a way to create a server to control both the PowerDNS Authoritative and Recursive servers. PowerDNS::Control::Server was written in tandem with PowerDNS::Control::Client, but there is no reason why you could not write your own client. The protocol PowerDNS::Control::Server implements is very simple and is based off of SMTP; after successful connection the client can expect a banner, then the client can execute commands agains the server; the server returns "+OK" if all is well and "-ERR <error_message>" if there was a problem. A sample session showing the protocol in use is below: [augie@augnix Control]$ telnet localhost 10988 Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to augnix.noc.sonic.net (127.0.0.1). Escape character is '^]'. +OK Welcome 127.0.0.1 auth_retrieve schwer.us +OK quit +OK Bye The commands executed are based on the pdns_control and rec_control programs on the server. Documentation for these programs can be found at: http://docs.powerdns.com/ Note: All the commands may not be supported in this module, but the list of supported commands is listed in the Methods section below. Methods that begin with 'auth' control the Authoritative PowerDNS Server and methods that begin with 'rec' control the Recursive PowerDNS Server.
my $params = { port => 988,
listen_address => '0.0.0.0',
allowed_methods => ['auth_retrieve' , 'rec_wipe_cache'],
debug => 0,
syslog_ident => 'pdns-control-server',
syslog_option => LOG_PID | LOG_PERROR,
syslog_facility => LOG_LOCAL3,
syslog_priority => LOG_INFO,
pid_file => '/var/run/pdns-control-server.pid',
auth_cred => 'pa55word',
allowed_ips => ['127.0.0.1/23' , '192.168.0.1/32'],
socket_path => '/var/run/',
};
my $pdns = PowerDNS::Control::Server->new($params);
Creates a PowerDNS::Control::Server object.
Port to listen on. Default is 988.
Address to listen on. Default is 0.0.0.0 .
List of methods the server is allowed to run; if not specified, then none of the control methods are allowed.
Set to 1 to keep the server in the foreground for debugging. The default is 0.
Use to set the Unix::Syslog::openlog($ident) variable. The default is 'pdns-control-server'.
Use to set the Unix::Syslog::openlog($option) variable. The default is LOG_PID | LOG_PERROR
Use to set the Unix::Syslog::openlog($facility) variable. The default is LOG_LOCAL3
Use to set the Unix::Syslog::syslog($priority) variable. The default is LOG_INFO
Where to store the PID file; default is '/var/run/pdns-control-server.pid'.
Set if you want the server to require password authentication. If set, then the client should expect to see
"+OK ready for authentication"
to which it should reply
"AUTH pa55word"
Valid authentication will move the server into the main request loop; invalid authentication will disconnect the client.
Set if you want the server to only accept connections from the IPs in this list. The list elements are IPs in CIDR notation, this means if you want to specify a single IP, then you must give it a '/32' this is an unfortunate bug in Net::CIDR .
The path where the PowerDNS recursor and authoritative server control sockets are located. The default is '/var/run/'; this is also where temporary sockets will be placed for communicating with the PowerDNS control sockets, so make sure it is accessible by this program for reading and writing.
If the recursor's control socket is located someplace other then in socket_path, then you can set that location here.
If the authoritative server's control socket is located someplace other then in socket_path, then you can set that location here.
Internal method. Deal with the communication to and from the PowerDNS rec|auth. server. Expects a message to send and a control socket to send to. Returns the message received.
Expects a scalar domain name to be retrieved. Calls pdns_control retrieve domain . Returns "+OK" if successful or "-ERR error message" otherwise.
Expects a scalar domain name to be wiped out of cache. Calls rec_control wipe-cache domain . Returns "+OK" if successful or "-ERR error message" otherwise.
Does not expect anything. Calls rec_control ping. Returns "+OK" if the recursor is running and "-ERR error message" otherwise.
Does not expect anything. Calls pdns_control ping. Returns "+OK" if the auth. server is running and "-ERR error message" otherwise.
Does not expect anything. Forks the server to the background unless "debug" was set.
Does not expect anything. Kills the running server.
Internal method. Close all file handles and fork to the background.
Internal method. Logs to syslog if debug is not turned on. If debug is on, then log to STDOUT.
Internal method. Verify that the method is 'allowed'; i.e. that it is in the allowed_methods list.
Augie Schwer, <augie at cpan.org>
http://www.schwer.us
Please report any bugs or feature requests to
bug-powerdns-control-server at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at
http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=PowerDNS-Control-Server.
I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on
your bug as I make changes.
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc PowerDNS::Control::Server
You can also look for information at:
http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=PowerDNS-Control-Server
I would like to thank Sonic.net for allowing me to release this to the public.
Copyright 2007 Augie Schwer, all rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
0.02 $Id: Server.pm 1630 2008-01-18 19:37:24Z augie $
| PowerDNS-Control-Server documentation | Contained in the PowerDNS-Control-Server distribution. |
# $Id: Server.pm 1630 2008-01-18 19:37:24Z augie $ # Provides an interface to create a server to control both the # PowerDNS Authoritative and Recursive servers. package PowerDNS::Control::Server; use warnings; use strict; use IO::Socket; use POSIX; use Unix::Syslog qw(:subs :macros); use Carp; use English; use Unix::PID; use Net::CIDR; use File::Temp qw/ :mktemp /;
our $VERSION = '0.02';
sub new { my $class = shift; my $params= shift; my $self = {}; $SIG{CHLD} = 'IGNORE'; # auto. reap zombies. $OUTPUT_AUTOFLUSH = 1; bless $self , ref $class || $class; $self->{'port'} = defined $params->{'port'} ? $params->{'port'} : 988; $self->{'listen_address'} = defined $params->{'listen_address'} ? $params->{'listen_address'} : '0.0.0.0'; $self->{'pdns_control'} = defined $params->{'pdns_control'} ? $params->{'pdns_control'} : '/usr/bin/pdns_control'; $self->{'rec_control'} = defined $params->{'rec_control'} ? $params->{'rec_control'} : '/usr/bin/rec_control'; $self->{'debug'} = defined $params->{'debug'} ? $params->{'debug'} : 0; $self->{'syslog_ident'} = defined $params->{'syslog_ident'} ? $params->{'syslog_ident'} : 'pdns-control-server'; $self->{'syslog_option'} = defined $params->{'syslog_option'} ? $params->{'syslog_option'} : LOG_PID | LOG_PERROR; $self->{'syslog_facility'} = defined $params->{'syslog_facility'} ? $params->{'syslog_facility'} : LOG_LOCAL3; $self->{'syslog_priority'} = defined $params->{'syslog_priority'} ? $params->{'syslog_priority'} : LOG_INFO; $self->{'pid_file'} = defined $params->{'pid_file'} ? $params->{'pid_file'} : '/var/run/pdns-control-server.pid'; $self->{'auth_cred'} = defined $params->{'auth_cred'} ? $params->{'auth_cred'} : ''; $self->{'allowed_ips'} = defined $params->{'allowed_ips'} ? $params->{'allowed_ips'} : undef; $self->{'socket_path'} = defined $params->{'socket_path'} ? $params->{'socket_path'} : '/var/run/'; $self->{'pdns_control_socket'} = defined $params->{'pdns_control_socket'} ? $params->{'pdns_control_socket'} : $self->{'socket_path'} . '/pdns.controlsocket'; $self->{'rec_control_socket'} = defined $params->{'rec_control_socket'} ? $params->{'rec_control_socket'} : $self->{'socket_path'} . '/pdns_recursor.controlsocket'; $self->{'pid'} = Unix::PID->new(); $self->{'sock'} = new IO::Socket::INET ( LocalAddr => $self->{'listen_address'}, LocalPort => $self->{'port'}, Proto => 'tcp', Reuse => 1, Listen => 20 ) or croak "Could not open socket : $!\n"; # populate the allowed_methods list. # the default is to not allow any methods. if ( defined $params->{'allowed_methods'} ) { for my $method ( @{$params->{'allowed_methods'}} ) { $self->{'allowed_methods'}->{$method} = 1; } } return $self; }
sub control_socket_comm { my $self = shift; my $msg = shift; my $c_socket = shift; my $timeout = 10; my $sock_type = ''; # rec_control uses a DGRAM socket and pdns_control uses a STREAM socket. if ( $c_socket eq $self->{'rec_control_socket'} ) { $sock_type = SOCK_DGRAM; } else { $sock_type = SOCK_STREAM; } my $t_socket = $self->{'socket_path'} . '/asockXXXXXX'; my $sock_fh; eval { ($sock_fh , $t_socket) = mkstemp($t_socket); }; # if the eval above failed. if ( $@ ) { carp "Could not create temporary socket $t_socket : $!"; return "Could not create temporary socket $t_socket : $!"; } local $SIG{INT} = $SIG{TERM} = sub { unlink($t_socket); croak "Caught SIG_INT or SIG_TERM." }; socket($sock_fh , PF_UNIX , $sock_type , 0); unlink $t_socket; if ( ! bind($sock_fh , sockaddr_un($t_socket)) ) { unlink($t_socket); carp "Cannont bind to temp. socket $t_socket : $!"; return "Cannont bind to temp. socket $t_socket : $!"; } chmod(0666 , $t_socket); if ( ! connect($sock_fh , sockaddr_un($c_socket)) ) { unlink($t_socket); carp "Cannot connect to control socket $c_socket : $!"; return "Cannot connect to control socket $c_socket : $!"; } send($sock_fh , $msg , 0); $msg = ''; eval { local $SIG{ALRM} = sub { $msg = 'Timeout waiting to receive from server.'; carp 'Timeout waiting to receive from server.' }; alarm($timeout); recv($sock_fh , $msg , 16384 , 0); alarm(0); }; if ( $@ ) # if the eval above failed. { $msg = "Could not get response from server: $@"; carp "Could not get response from server: $@"; } chomp $msg; close($sock_fh); unlink($t_socket); return $msg; }
sub auth_retrieve($) { my $self = shift; my $domain = shift; my $msg = $self->control_socket_comm("retrieve $domain" , $self->{'pdns_control_socket'}); if ( $msg =~ /^Added/ ) { $self->logmsg('+OK'); return "+OK\n"; } else { $self->logmsg("Error: $msg"); return "-ERR $msg\n"; } }
sub rec_wipe_cache($) { my $self = shift; my $domain = shift; my $msg = $self->control_socket_comm("wipe-cache $domain" , $self->{'rec_control_socket'}); if ( $msg =~ /^wiped/ ) { $self->logmsg('+OK'); return "+OK\n"; } else { $self->logmsg("Error: $msg"); return "-ERR $msg\n"; } }
sub rec_ping { my $self = shift; my $msg = $self->control_socket_comm('ping' , $self->{'rec_control_socket'}); if ( $msg eq 'pong' ) { $self->logmsg("+OK"); return "+OK\n"; } else { $self->logmsg("Error: $msg"); return "-ERR $msg\n"; } }
sub auth_ping { my $self = shift; my $msg = $self->control_socket_comm('ping' , $self->{'pdns_control_socket'}); if ( $msg eq 'PONG' ) { $self->logmsg("+OK"); return "+OK\n"; } else { $self->logmsg("Error: $msg"); return "-ERR $msg\n"; } }
sub start { my $self = shift; my ($conn , $peer , $pid , $command , $action , $arg1 , $arg2); &daemonize unless $self->{'debug'}; # Note the PID so we can kill it later and check if another server is already running. $self->{'pid'}->pid_file_no_unlink($self->{'pid_file'}) or croak "The server is already running: $!"; $self->logmsg("Server startup complete, accepting connections on port $self->{'port'}"); while ( $conn = $self->{'sock'}->accept() ) { $peer = $conn->peerhost(); $self->logmsg("Incoming connection from $peer"); # Check to see if we should validate the client IP against our # allowed_ips list. if ( defined $self->{'allowed_ips'} ) { if ( ! Net::CIDR::cidrlookup( $peer , @{$self->{'allowed_ips'}} ) ) { $self->logmsg("Unauthorized connection from $peer"); $conn->shutdown(2); next; } } # Parent goes back up to wait for new connections. # Child continues on; handling this session. $pid = fork(); next if $pid; # Check if we should ask for auth. cred. if ( $self->{'auth_cred'} ) { print $conn "+OK ready for authentication\n"; my $auth = <$conn>; $auth =~ s/[\r]//g; chomp($auth); if ( $auth ne "AUTH $self->{'auth_cred'}" ) { $self->logmsg("Invalid authentication from " . $conn->peerhost); print $conn "-ERR invalid authentication\n"; $conn->shutdown(2); exit; } else { $self->logmsg("Auth succesful from " . $conn->peerhost); print $conn "+OK Auth sucessful\n"; } } else { print $conn "+OK Welcome $peer\n"; } # Main request loop; try to fulfill requests until the client is done. while(1) { $command = <$conn>; $command =~ s/[\r\n]//g; chomp($command); ($action,$arg1,$arg2) = split(/ /,$command); my $method_is_allowed = $self->method_is_allowed($action); if (!$method_is_allowed && ($action ne 'quit')) { $self->logmsg("Recieved method ($action) that was not allowed\n"); print $conn "-ERR method not allowed\n"; } elsif ($action eq 'auth_retrieve') { unless ($arg1) { $self->logmsg("Recieved improper command syntax :: '$command'\n"); print $conn "-ERR invalid command syntax\n"; next; } my $result = $self->auth_retrieve($arg1); print $conn $result; } elsif ($action eq 'rec_wipe_cache') { unless ($arg1) { $self->logmsg("Recieved improper command syntax :: '$command'\n"); print $conn "-ERR invalid command syntax\n"; next; } my $result = $self->rec_wipe_cache($arg1); print $conn $result; } elsif ($action eq 'rec_ping') { my $result = $self->rec_ping; print $conn $result; } elsif ($action eq 'auth_ping') { my $result = $self->auth_ping; print $conn $result; } elsif ($action eq 'quit') { $self->logmsg("Shutting down."); print $conn "+OK Bye\n"; $conn->shutdown(2); exit; } else { print $conn "-ERR '$action' unknown command.\n"; $self->logmsg("'$action' unknown command."); } } } }
sub stop { my $self = shift; $self->logmsg("Stopping parent server."); my $ret = $self->{'pid'}->kill_pid_file($self->{'pid_file'}); # Check the return value for errors. if ( $ret == 0) { $self->logmsg("PID file ($self->{'pid_file'}) exists but could not be opened : $!"); croak "PID file ($self->{'pid_file'}) exists but could not be opened : $!"; } elsif ( ! defined $ret ) { $self->logmsg("Server could not be killed from PID file ($self->{'pid_file'}) : $!"); croak "Server could not be killed from PID file ($self->{'pid_file'}) : $!"; } elsif ( $ret == -1 ) { $self->logmsg("Could not clean up PID file ($self->{'pid_file'}) after successful termination of server : $!"); carp "Could not clean up PID file ($self->{'pid_file'}) after successful termination of server : $!"; } else { $self->logmsg("Abnormal termination: $!"); croak "Abnormal termination: $!"; } exit; }
sub daemonize { # Redirect STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR. open STDIN , '/dev/null' or croak "Could not read /dev/null : $!"; open STDOUT, '>/dev/null' or croak "Could not write to /dev/null : $!"; my $pid = fork; croak "fork: $!" unless defined ($pid); if ($pid != 0) { exit; } open STDERR , '>&STDOUT' or croak "Could not dup STDOUT : $!"; }
sub logmsg { my $self = shift; my $msg = shift; carp "logmsg: $msg\n" if $self->{'debug'}; openlog($self->{'syslog_ident'} , $self->{'syslog_option'} , $self->{'syslog_facility'}); eval { syslog($self->{'syslog_priority'} , '%s', $msg); }; closelog; if ( $EVAL_ERROR ) { carp "syslog() failed ($msg) :: $@\n"; } }
sub method_is_allowed { my $self = shift; my $method = shift; return defined $self->{'allowed_methods'}->{$method}; }
1; # End of PowerDNS::Control::Server