Le 2009-03-10 02:48, Yutaka Sato a écrit :
> Hi Guillaume,

Hi Yutaka,

> In message<_A4391@delegate-en.ML_>  on 03/10/09(08:01:49)
> you Guillaume de Rorthais<pe4iqbdyi.ml@delegate.org>  wrote:
>   |I am trying to set up Delegate as a DNS server with domain wildcard support.
>
> It is interesting how did you find the tentative feature :)

Well, I did my best considering the time I had :)

>   |I read many time the Manual, trying many different solutions (with HOSTS
>   |as instance), but I couldn't make it works.
>
> Oh, you should have asked after a glance at it.
> DeleGate tries to pick up all of multiple IP-addresses of a host in
> a hosts-file, and it could be bad with wildcard host names.

Yeah I figured that :)
But I didn't want to bother you before being sure Delegate wasn't 
actually supporting this feature.

>   |As the Manual says that current DNS server doesn't support CNAME in the
>   |serv_DNS part, I wonder if there's a way to simulate it.
>   |
>   |It seems to me, the best way to support it would be to add alias names
>   |from a hosts file as CNAME entries. This way, a line like:
>   |a.a.a.a domain.com *.domain.com
>   |
>   |would means:
>   |domain.com IN A a.a.a.a
>   |*.domain.com IN CNAME a.a.a.a
>
> It could be.
>
>   |I hadn't many time to investigate further, but I tried the following
>   |patch to handle my issue:
> ...
>   |I understand it is highly touchy and probably break or make Delegate act
>   |uncorreclty, but at least, it stop parsing the entries at the first match.
>   |
>   |Your expertise and feedback on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Your requirement seems very reasonable but since the DeleGate ver.9 is
> in its final stage to be stable and finished, I can't dare to modify it
> in the way affecting the current behavior.  So I'll add a directive to
> control it in a hosts-file as a comment to be ignored by existing
> versions, which might be useful for extensions in future :)
> It is "#!max=N" to restrict the number of records to be found.
> You can insert it in a hosts-file as this:
>
>    #!max=1
>    a.a.a.a domain.com *.domain.com
>    a.a.a.b test1.domain.com
>    a.a.a.c test2.domain.com

That's fine enough ! Thank you for this patch, it gonna make the trick 
of our needs.

Let me know if you need further tests or if I can help in any way in the 
future.

> Cheers,

Cheers,

> Yutaka
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>
>
> *** dist/src/delegate9.9.2-pre5/resolvy/reshost.c	Tue Jan 27 12:53:55 2009
> --- ./resolvy/reshost.c	Tue Mar 10 15:09:42 2009
> ***************
> *** 861,866 ****
> --- 861,868 ----
>    		datap = (char*)&hp->h_buff[peak+2];
>    		if( fgets(datap,1024,fp) == NULL )
>    			break;
> + 		if( strneq(datap,"#!",2) ){
> + 		}else
>    		if( cp = strpbrk(datap,"#\r\n") ){
>    			truncVStr(cp); cp--;
>    			while( datap<= cp&&  (*cp == ' ' || *cp == '\t') ){
> ***************
> *** 886,891 ****
> --- 888,894 ----
>    	const char *lp;
>    	int leng;
>    	int hi;
> + 	int opt_addr_max = -1;
>
>    	hp =&Hosts[0];
>    	for( hi = 0; hi<  elnumof(Hosts)-1; hi++ ){
> ***************
> *** 922,927 ****
> --- 925,940 ----
>
>    	ac = 0;
>    	for( lp = hp->h_buff; leng = (lp[0]<<8|lp[1]&0xFF); lp += leng+3 ){
> + 		if( lp[2] == '#' ){
> + 			if( strneq(lp+2,"#!",2) ){
> + 				if( strneq(lp+2+2,"max=",4) ){
> + 					opt_addr_max = atoi(lp+2+2+4);
> + 				}
> + 			}
> + 		}
> + 		if( 0<= opt_addr_max&&  opt_addr_max<= ac ){
> + 			break;
> + 		}
>    		ac += RES_matchLine(path,byname,name,lp+2,rrc-ac,&rv[ac],AVStr(rb),AVStr(cname));
>    		rb = rv[ac];
>    	}
>