This is the command gdnsd_geoip_test that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
gdnsd_geoip_test - Commandline test program for gdnsd-plugin-geoip maps
SYNOPSIS
gdnsd_geoip_test [-c /etc/gdnsd] [map_name addr]
-c gdnsd config dir, see main gdnsd(8) manpage for details
map_name Mapping name from geoip plugin config
addr Client IP address to map.
DESCRIPTION
This is a simple commandline test program for "gdnsd-plugin-geoip" map configurations. It
parses your standard gdnsd config file, extracts the relevant bits from the geoip plugin
section, and processes the "maps" section using the same core code as the plugin itself.
It then resolves the supplied IP address against the supplied map name, providing an
ordered datacenter list (and edns scope netmask) result.
The input IP addresses on the commandline do not accept CIDR subnet information. This is
intentional. Because of the method by which "gdnsd-plugin-geoip" builds, optimizes, and
performs lookups on the internal data, the client subnet mask is irrelevant, and the
response scope mask is always as specific or general as necessary. To simulate different
edns input masks on the same address data, simply zero out more of the right hand bits of
the address.
If no "[map_name addr]" is given on the commandline, the program enters a REPL (Read-Eval-
Print Loop) mode with a prompt, allowing you to interactively enter several "[map_name
addr]" pairs without reloading the configured database(s).
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