def update_reverse_domain(self):
# We are assuming that self.clean_ip has been called already
rvname = nibbilize(self.ip_str) if self.ip_type == "6" else self.ip_str
rvname = ip_to_domain_name(rvname, ip_type=self.ip_type)
self.reverse_domain = name_to_domain(rvname)
if self.reverse_domain is None or self.reverse_domain.name in ("arpa", "in-addr.arpa", "ip6.arpa"):
raise ValidationError("No reverse Domain found for {0} ".format(self.ip_str))
def update_reverse_domain(self):
# We are assuming that self.clean_ip has been called already
rvname = nibbilize(self.ip_str) if self.ip_type == '6' else self.ip_str
rvname = ip_to_domain_name(rvname, ip_type=self.ip_type)
self.reverse_domain = name_to_domain(rvname)
if (self.reverse_domain is None or self.reverse_domain.name
in ('arpa', 'in-addr.arpa', 'ip6.arpa')):
raise ValidationError("No reverse Domain found for {0} ".format(
self.ip_str))
def reassign(objs):
for obj in objs:
if ip_type == '6':
nibz = nibbilize(obj.ip_str)
revname = ip_to_domain_name(nibz, ip_type='6')
else:
revname = ip_to_domain_name(obj.ip_str, ip_type='4')
correct_reverse_domain = name_to_domain(revname)
if correct_reverse_domain != obj.reverse_domain:
# TODO, is this needed? The save() function (actually the
# clean_ip function) will assign the correct reverse domain.
obj.reverse_domain = correct_reverse_domain
obj.save()
def reassign(objs):
for obj in objs:
if ip_type == '6':
nibz = nibbilize(obj.ip_str)
revname = ip_to_domain_name(nibz, ip_type='6')
else:
revname = ip_to_domain_name(obj.ip_str, ip_type='4')
correct_reverse_domain = name_to_domain(revname)
if correct_reverse_domain != obj.reverse_domain:
# TODO, is this needed? The save() function (actually the
# clean_ip function) will assign the correct reverse domain.
obj.reverse_domain = correct_reverse_domain
obj.save()
def reassign_reverse_ptrs(reverse_domain_1, reverse_domain_2, ip_type):
"""There are some formalities that need to happen when a reverse
domain is added and deleted. For example, when adding say we had the
ip address 128.193.4.0 and it had the reverse_domain 128.193. If we
add the reverse_domain 128.193.4, our 128.193.4.0 no longer belongs
to the 128.193 domain. We need to re-asign the ip to it's correct
reverse domain.
:param reverse_domain_1: The domain which could possibly have
addresses added to it.
:type reverse_domain_1: :class:`Domain`
:param reverse_domain_2: The domain that has ip's which might not
belong to it anymore.
:type reverse_domain_2: :class:`Domain`
"""
if reverse_domain_2 is None or ip_type is None:
return
ptrs = reverse_domain_2.ptr_set.iterator()
# intrs = reverse_domain_2.staticinterface_set.iterator()
# TODO do the intr case
for ptr in ptrs:
if ip_type == '6':
nibz = nibbilize(ptr.ip_str)
revname = ip_to_domain_name(nibz, ip_type='6')
else:
revname = ip_to_domain_name(ptr.ip_str, ip_type='4')
correct_reverse_domain = name_to_domain(revname)
if correct_reverse_domain != ptr.reverse_domain:
# TODO, is this needed? The save() function (actually the
# clean_ip function) will assign the correct reverse domain.
ptr.reverse_domain = correct_reverse_domain
ptr.save()
