setup.sh revision 0c27b3fe77ac1d5094ba3521e8142d9e7973133f
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set -e
# set up test policy zones.
# bl is the main test zone
# bl-2 is used to check competing zones.
# bl-{given,disabled,passthru,no-data,nxdomain,cname,wildcard,garden,
# drop,tcp-only} are used to check policy overrides in named.conf.
# NO-OP is an obsolete synonym for PASSHTRU
for NM in '' -2 -given -disabled -passthru -no-op -nodata -nxdomain -cname -wildcname -garden -drop -tcp-only; do
done
# sign the root and a zone in ns2
# $1=directory, $2=domain name, $3=input zone file, $4=output file
sed -n -e 's/\(.*\) IN DNSKEY \([0-9]\{1,\} [0-9]\{1,\} [0-9]\{1,\}\) \(.*\)/trusted-keys {"\1" \2 "\3";};/p' $1/$KEYNAME.key >>trusted.conf
}
# Performance and a few other checks.
cat <<EOF >ns5/rpz-switch
response-policy {
zone "bl0"; zone "bl1"; zone "bl2"; zone "bl3"; zone "bl4";
zone "bl5"; zone "bl6"; zone "bl7"; zone "bl8"; zone "bl9";
zone "bl10"; zone "bl11"; zone "bl12"; zone "bl13"; zone "bl14";
zone "bl15"; zone "bl16"; zone "bl17"; zone "bl18"; zone "bl19";
} recursive-only no
max-policy-ttl 90
break-dnssec yes
qname-wait-recurse no
;
EOF
cat <<EOF >ns5/example.db
\$TTL 300
@ SOA . hostmaster.ns.example.tld5. ( 1 3600 1200 604800 60 )
NS ns
NS ns1
ns A 10.53.0.5
ns1 A 10.53.0.5
EOF
cat <<EOF >ns5/bl.db
\$TTL 300
@ SOA . hostmaster.ns.blperf. ( 1 3600 1200 604800 60 )
NS ns.tld5.
; for "qname-wait-recurse no" in #35 test1
x.servfail A 35.35.35.35
; for "recursive-only no" in #8 test5
a3-5.tld2 CNAME .
; for "break-dnssec" in #9 & #10 test5
a3-5.tld2s CNAME .
; for "max-policy-ttl 90" in #17 test5
a3-17.tld2 500 A 17.17.17.17
; dummy NSDNAME policy to trigger lookups
ns1.x.rpz-nsdname CNAME .
EOF
if test -n "$QPERF"; then
# Do not build the full zones if we will not use them.
$PERL -e 'for ($val = 1; $val <= 65535; ++$val) {
printf("host-%05d\tA 192.168.%d.%d\n", $val, $val/256, $val%256);
$PERL -e 'for ($val = 2; $val <= 65535; $val += 69) {
printf("host-%05d.example.tld5\tCNAME\t.\n", $val);
$PERL -e 'for ($val = 3; $val <= 65535; $val += 69) {
printf("32.%d.%d.168.192.rpz-ip \tCNAME\t.\n",
$val%256, $val/256);
fi
# some psuedo-random queryperf requests
$PERL -e 'for ($cnt = $val = 1; $cnt <= 3000; ++$cnt) {
printf("host-%05d.example.tld5 A\n", $val);
$val = ($val * 9 + 32771) % 65536;