EDITOR
Editor to use instead of sensible-editor.
Edit dynamic dns zones using vi
dnsvi [-igl]
[-k
keyfile]
[-p
port]
[@nameserver]
zone
dnsvi is a frontend for nsupdate. Given a DNS zone name, it uses dig -t AXFR to get all the records in a zone. It then spawns your favorite editor, and upon completion, builds a list of "update add" and "update delete" statements to feed to nsupdate.
-i --noidnout
If you are updating a punycode domain and you are using bind9 >= 9.14.0, you need to specify -i to be able to update the zone, otherwise there will be a mix of punycode and non-punycode domains which nsupdate will refuse.
-l
Use localhost as nameserver and pass -l (local) to nsupdate.
-k keyfile
Use keyfile for AXFR and nsupdate.
-g
Use Kerberos credentials for nsupdate. See -g in nsupdate(1) for details.
-p port
Use port for AXFR and nsupdate (default: 53).
Query nameserver for zone data and send updates there.
EDITOR
Editor to use instead of sensible-editor.
$ dnsvi -k dyn.df7cb.de.key @ns.df7cb.de dyn.df7cb.de[...vi...]nsupdate commands queued:server ns.df7cb.dezone dyn.df7cb.deupdate delete fermi.dyn.df7cb.de. IN A 127.0.0.1update add lehmann.dyn.df7cb.de. 600 IN A 127.0.0.1update add volta.dyn.df7cb.de. 2419200 IN SSHFP 3 1 DC66C1C5E9ED611FBDF0A9E1F701B1F8C38A6C1Dsendanswer[S]end, [e]dit, send and edit [a]gain, [q]uit: [s]
5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 4 times.
--noidnout since Debian 11 (Bullseye);
-g since Debian 10 (Buster);
-i since Debian 11 (Bullseye);
-p since Debian 10 (Buster).