Writing bind files with ipaddress #50
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to ask addresses for the reverve domain names which are used in the SOA Records. There are subnet/supernet functions in ipv4 this was missing in ipv6. I decided not to use the same api in ipv6, instead i added a function called each_net which loops over all nets.
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Hello, i refactored the summarize function that is works with ipv4 and ipv6. There are some pull requests pending, it would be nice if you just give me a small notice that you are willing to integrate these fixes/enhancemens. If you are not planning to integrate these fixes i need to start my own branch of ipaddress. Meno |
the prefix-1 on supernet calculation had modified the input instances. This behavior is a not wanted sideeffect
i dropped it a made four_bit_networks method instead these method has been only used by the dns writer so that causes no problem.
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@mabels: this is out of scope for ipaddress and really deserves its own gem. No reason you couldn't use ipaddress as a dependency. Closing without reviewing or committing. |
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@francisluong this was opened in 2014. Please don't feel offened! thx meno |
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during my work to port the stuff i changed the object structure so that there is no ipv4 or ipv6 specific object. Due to this i abstracted the most of the functions to now one implementation in the ipaddress class. |
Hello,
i used ipaddress to write name server configuration. And there is the reverse function very handy but
to write a complete file you need to write a SOA record which contains a shorter string than fqdn. So
i added the function to generate these special strings for ipv4 and ipv6.
On that way a added function to ipv6 which allows the same like supernet/subnet in ipv4.
cheers
meno