Workaround: FIXME: as require_glob does not work, we need another way. This commit disables parallel-processing!
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@ -109,13 +109,15 @@ def handleQuery(s, address, dmsg):
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log.info(f'{address[0]} |\tNOTIFY for {name}')
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log.info(f'{address[0]} |\tNOTIFY for {name}')
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_thread.start_new_thread(updateNsData, (name,))
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response = dmsg.reply() # type: dns.message.Message
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response = dmsg.reply() # type: dns.message.Message
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response.header.aa = 1
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response.header.aa = 1
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sendResponse(s, address, response)
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sendResponse(s, address, response)
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log.debug(f'{address[0]} |\tSent response')
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log.debug(f'{address[0]} |\tSent response')
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# FIXME: see: data/dnsconfig.js require_glob
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#_thread.start_new_thread(updateNsData, (name,))
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updateNsData(name)
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return True
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return True
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def makeResponseWithRCode(socket, address, dmsg, rcode):
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def makeResponseWithRCode(socket, address, dmsg, rcode):
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@ -156,7 +158,10 @@ def updateNsData(zone):
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log.info(f'{adaptedZone} |\tUpdating NS-Data')
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log.info(f'{adaptedZone} |\tUpdating NS-Data')
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dumpFile = f"{adaptedZone}.dump.js"
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# FIXME: see: data/dnsconfig.js require_glob
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#dumpFile = f"{adaptedZone}.dump.js"
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dumpFile = "dump.js"
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if dumpZoneData(zone, dumpFile) != 0:
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if dumpZoneData(zone, dumpFile) != 0:
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raise Exception("Dumping data failed!")
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raise Exception("Dumping data failed!")
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zone = adaptedZone
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zone = adaptedZone
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@ -20,4 +20,8 @@ D('example.com', REG_NONE, DnsProvider(cloudflare));
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// Include
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// Include
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// (Do not touch unless you know what you are doing!)
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// (Do not touch unless you know what you are doing!)
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require_glob("/app/hosts/");
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// FIXME: As require_glob does not work, we have to find another way to allow multiple files being loaded into dnscontrol
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// Maybe load 1 seperate file which can be expanded (being careful about thread-safety)
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//require_glob("/app/hosts/");
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require("/app/hosts/dump.js");
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