2 # Copyright 2007 Roy Marples
5 # dnsmasq subscriber for resolvconf
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29 # This is very important!
30 # We assume that we are a local dns cache - after all, why would a server
32 # Now that we have assumed this, we also assume that generic DHCP clients
33 # will enter their domains and search domains ONLY in the "search" field
34 # in their resolv.confs and VPN clients will put the domain they are for
35 # into the domain field only.
36 # This allows dnsmasq to forward domains for a specific VPN domain to the
37 # VPN nameserver and everything else to the standard name servers.
39 # A sample dnsmasq config that works as above is like so.
40 # NOTE: The loopback interface on some systems maybe lo0.
43 #resolv-file=/etc/dnsmasq-resolv.conf
44 #conf-file=/etc/dnsmasq-resolvconf.conf
46 # The last step is to configure dns configuration for /etc/resolv.conf
47 # for the lo interface. You can do this in resolvconf as well by adding
49 # to resolv.conf.d/base
51 # Load our variables from resolvconf
52 VARS="$(resolvconf -v)"
56 DNSMASQRESOLV="${PREFIX}/etc/dnsmasq-resolv.conf"
57 DNSMASQCONF="${PREFIX}/etc/dnsmasq-resolvconf.conf"
59 NEWCONF="# Generated by resolvconf\n"
60 NEWRESOLV="${NEWCONF}"
62 # Using DBUS means that we never have to restart the daemon
63 # This is important as it means we should not drop DNS queries
64 # whilst changing DNS options around. However, DBUS support is optional
65 # so we need to validate a few things first.
66 # Check for DBus support in the binary
68 dbuspid=/var/run/dbus/dbus.pid
69 [ -s "${dbuspid}" ] || dbuspid=/var/run/dbus.pid
70 if [ -s "${dbuspid}" -a -s /var/run/dnsmasq.pid ]; then
71 if dnsmasq --version 2>/dev/null | \
72 grep -q "^Compile time options.*[[:space:]]DBus[[:space:]]" \
74 # Sanity - check that dnsmasq and dbus are running
75 if kill -0 $(cat "${dbuspid}") \
76 && kill -0 $(cat /var/run/dnsmasq.pid); then
78 NEWCONF="${NEWCONF}\n# Domain specific servers will be sent over dbus\nenable-dbus\n"
88 *) result="${result} $1";;
95 # If we only have domain information then put it in search too
96 [ -z "${NEWSEARCH}" -a -z "${NEWNS}" ] && NEWSEARCH="${NEWDOMAIN}"
98 for N in ${NEWSEARCH}; do
101 *) NEWSL="${NEWSL} ${N%,*}";;
103 case "\n${NEWRESOLV}\n" in
104 *"\nnameserver ${N#*,}\n"*);;
105 *) NEWRESOLV="${NEWRESOLV}nameserver ${N#*,}\n";;
108 for N in ${NEWNS}; do
109 case "\n${NEWRESOLV}\n" in
110 *"\nnameserver ${N}\n");;
111 *) NEWRESOLV="${NEWRESOLV}nameserver ${N}\n";;
114 [ -n "${NEWSL}" ] && NEWRESOLV="${NEWRESOLV}search${NEWSL}\n"
117 for DN in $(uniqify ${NEWDOMAIN}); do
118 if [ "${DBUS}" = "yes" ]; then
120 SIFS=${IFS-y} OIFS=$IFS
123 NUM="0x$(printf "%02x" $1 $2 $3 $4)"
124 if [ "${SIFS}" = "y" ]; then
129 DBUSDEST="${DBUSDEST} uint32:$(printf "%d" ${NUM}) string:${DN%,*}"
131 NEWCONF="${NEWCONF}server=/${DN%,*}/${DN#*,}\n"
136 if [ -e "${DNSMASQCONF}" ]; then
137 if [ "$(cat "${DNSMASQCONF}")" != "$(printf "${NEWCONF}")" ]; then
139 printf "${NEWCONF}" > "${DNSMASQCONF}"
143 printf "${NEWCONF}" > "${DNSMASQCONF}"
145 if [ -e "${DNSMASQRESOLV}" ]; then
146 if [ "$(cat "${DNSMASQRESOLV}")" != "$(printf "${NEWRESOLV}")" ]; then
148 printf "${NEWRESOLV}" > "${DNSMASQRESOLV}"
151 # dnsmasq polls this file so no need to set RELOAD="yes"
152 printf "${NEWRESOLV}" > "${DNSMASQRESOLV}"
155 [ "${RELOAD}" = "yes" ] && resolvconf -s dnsmasq restart
156 if [ "${DBUS}" = "yes" ]; then
157 [ "${RELOAD}" != "yes" ] && resolvconf -s dnsmasq reload
158 # Send even if emtpy so old servers are cleared
159 dbus-send --system --dest=uk.org.thekelleys.dnsmasq \
160 /uk/org/thekelleys/dnsmasq uk.org.thekelleys.SetServers \