def create_record_set(self, context, dns_domain, dns_name, records):
designate, designate_admin = get_clients(context)
v4, v6 = self._classify_records(records)
try:
if v4:
designate.recordsets.create(dns_domain, dns_name, 'A', v4)
if v6:
designate.recordsets.create(dns_domain, dns_name, 'AAAA', v6)
except d_exc.NotFound:
raise dns_exc.DNSDomainNotFound(dns_domain=dns_domain)
except d_exc.Conflict:
raise dns_exc.DuplicateRecordSet(dns_name=dns_name)
except d_exc.OverQuota:
raise dns_exc.ExternalDNSOverQuota(resource="recordset")
if not CONF.designate.allow_reverse_dns_lookup:
return
# Set up the PTR records
recordset_name = '%s.%s' % (dns_name, dns_domain)
ptr_zone_email = 'admin@%s' % dns_domain[:-1]
if CONF.designate.ptr_zone_email:
ptr_zone_email = CONF.designate.ptr_zone_email
for record in records:
in_addr_name = netaddr.IPAddress(record).reverse_dns
in_addr_zone_name = self._get_in_addr_zone_name(in_addr_name)
in_addr_zone_description = (
'An %s zone for reverse lookups set up by Neutron.' %
'.'.join(in_addr_name.split('.')[-3:]))
try:
# Since we don't delete in-addr zones, assume it already
# exists. If it doesn't, create it
designate_admin.recordsets.create(in_addr_zone_name,
in_addr_name, 'PTR',
[recordset_name])
except d_exc.NotFound:
# Note(jh): If multiple PTRs get created at the same time,
# the creation of the zone may fail with a conflict because
# it has already been created by a parallel job. So we
# ignore that error and try to create the recordset
# anyway. That call will still fail in the end if something
# is really broken. See bug 1891309.
try:
designate_admin.zones.create(
in_addr_zone_name,
email=ptr_zone_email,
description=in_addr_zone_description)
except d_exc.Conflict:
LOG.debug(
'Conflict when trying to create PTR zone %s,'
' assuming it exists.', in_addr_zone_name)
pass
designate_admin.recordsets.create(in_addr_zone_name,
in_addr_name, 'PTR',
[recordset_name])
def _get_ids_ips_to_delete(self, dns_domain, name, records,
designate_client):
try:
recordsets = designate_client.recordsets.list(
dns_domain, criterion={"name": "%s" % name})
except d_exc.NotFound:
raise dns_exc.DNSDomainNotFound(dns_domain=dns_domain)
ids = [rec['id'] for rec in recordsets]
ips = [str(ip) for rec in recordsets for ip in rec['records']]
if set(ips) != set(records):
raise dns_exc.DuplicateRecordSet(dns_name=name)
return ids
def check_name(self, ip_name):
LOG.debug('Checking {} name'.format(ip_name))
url = '{}ip_address_list/WHERE/name=\'{}\''.format(
CONF.solidserver.url, ip_name)
try:
r = requests.get(url,
headers=self.headers,
verify=CONF.solidserver.verify)
except:
LOG.error('Something was terribly wrong')
if r.status_code != 204:
raise dns_exc.DuplicateRecordSet(dns_name=ip_name)
def create_record_set(self, context, dns_domain, dns_name, records):
designate, designate_admin = get_clients(context)
v4, v6 = self._classify_records(records)
try:
if v4:
designate.recordsets.create(dns_domain, dns_name, 'A', v4)
if v6:
designate.recordsets.create(dns_domain, dns_name, 'AAAA', v6)
except d_exc.NotFound:
raise dns_exc.DNSDomainNotFound(dns_domain=dns_domain)
except d_exc.Conflict:
raise dns_exc.DuplicateRecordSet(dns_name=dns_name)
if not CONF.designate.allow_reverse_dns_lookup:
return
# Set up the PTR records
recordset_name = '%s.%s' % (dns_name, dns_domain)
ptr_zone_email = 'admin@%s' % dns_domain[:-1]
if CONF.designate.ptr_zone_email:
ptr_zone_email = CONF.designate.ptr_zone_email
for record in records:
in_addr_name = netaddr.IPAddress(record).reverse_dns
in_addr_zone_name = self._get_in_addr_zone_name(in_addr_name)
in_addr_zone_description = (
'An %s zone for reverse lookups set up by Neutron.' %
'.'.join(in_addr_name.split('.')[-3:]))
try:
# Since we don't delete in-addr zones, assume it already
# exists. If it doesn't, create it
designate_admin.recordsets.create(in_addr_zone_name,
in_addr_name, 'PTR',
[recordset_name])
except d_exc.NotFound:
designate_admin.zones.create(
in_addr_zone_name,
email=ptr_zone_email,
description=in_addr_zone_description)
designate_admin.recordsets.create(in_addr_zone_name,
in_addr_name, 'PTR',
[recordset_name])