tracegraph

Usage: tracegraph.py [options] name - Trace all resolution paths for a name and graph them

Examples: tracegraph.py -t MX --graph png --output booking.png --skip . --skip com. booking.com tracegraph.py --skip . kaarsemaker.net --dump=kaarsemaker.yaml tracegraph.py --load broken_example.yaml --errors-only --graph png --output example.png

Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -q, --quiet No diagnostic messages -t RDTYPE, --type=RDTYPE Which record type to query -d FILE, --dump=FILE Dump resolver data to a file -l FILE, --load=FILE Load resolver data from a file -f FORMAT, --format=FORMAT Dump/load format -g FORMAT, --graph=FORMAT Graph format, see dot(1) -D, --display Display the result using GraphicsMagick's display(1) -o FILE, --output=FILE Filename for the graph -s SKIP, --skip=SKIP Zone to skip in the graph (may be repeated) -e, --errors-only Only show error nodes and vertices -n, --nagios Function as a nagios plug-in -T, --trace-missing-glue Perform full traces for nameserver for which we did not receive glue records --even-trace-m-gtld-servers-net m.gtld-servers.net is special, it's specialness is ignored unless this option is given

Requirements

• dnspython (dnspython.org)
• whelk (seveas.github.com/whelk)
• graphviz (graphviz.org)

For the django app only:

• beanstalkd and beanstalkc (kr.github.com/beanstalkd)
• azuki (seveas.github.com/azuki)
• django (djangoproject.com)

Django app

This is also a django app. To use the django app, make sure this directory and tracegraph.py are available on your sys.path. Then add 'dnsgraph' to your INSTALLED_APPS setting and urls.py and run syncdb.

You'll need to run beanstalkd and add its info to your settings.py too:

BEANSTALK_SERVER = {'host': '127.0.0.1', 'port': 11300}

Then run the 'daemon' that does the actual checks in a screen session:

./manage.py dnsgraph_daemon