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-Fix problem where dhcp would not re-examine things like next-server in multi-homed nodes properly

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-Add reverse DNS zone determination


git-svn-id: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/xcat/code/xcat-core/trunk@6464 8638fb3e-16cb-4fca-ae20-7b5d299a9bcd
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jbjohnso
2010-06-15 15:21:29 +00:00
parent 23467b0b27
commit 19da13b60e
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xCAT-server/lib/xcat/plugins/dhcp.pm
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@@ -199,8 +199,10 @@ sub addnode
}
my @macs = split(/\|/, $ent->{mac});
my $mace;
my $deflstaments=$lstatements;
foreach $mace (@macs)
{
$lstatements=$deflstaments; #force recalc on every entry
my $mac;
my $hname;
$hname = "";
@@ -953,6 +955,49 @@ sub restart_dhcpd_aix
return 1;
}
sub getzonesfornet {
my $net = shift;
my $mask = shift;
my @zones = ();
#return all in-addr reverse zones for a given mask and net
#for class a,b,c, the answer is easy
#for classless, identify the partial byte, do $netbyte | (0xff&~$maskbyte) to get the highest value
#return sequence from $net to value calculated above
#since old bind.pm only went as far as class c, we will carry that over for now (more people with smaller than class c complained
#and none hit the theoretical conflict. FYI, the 'official' method in RFC 2317 seems cumbersome, but maybe one day it makes sense
#since this is dhcpv4 for now, we'll use the inet_aton, ntop functions to generate the answers (dhcpv6 omapi would be nice...)
my $netn = inet_aton($net);
my $maskn = inet_aton($mask);
unless ($netn and $mask) { return (); }
my $netnum = unpack('N',$netn);
my $masknum = unpack('N',$maskn);
if ($masknum >= 0xffffff00) { #treat all netmasks higher than 255.255.255.0 as class C
$netnum = $netnum & 0xffffff00;
$netn = pack('N',$netnum);
$net = inet_ntoa($netn);
return (join('.',reverse(split('\.',$net))).'.IN-ADDR.ARPA.');
} elsif ($masknum >= 0xffff0000) { #class b (/16) to /23
my $tempnumber = ($netnum >> 8);
$masknum = $masknum >> 8;
my $highnet = $tempnumber | (0xffffff & ~$masknum);
foreach ($tempnumber..$highnet) {
$netnum = $_ << 8;
$net = inet_ntoa(pack('N',$netnum));
push @zones,join('.',reverse(split('\.',$net))).'.IN-ADDR.ARPA.';
}
return @zones;
} elsif ($masknum >= 0xff000000) { #class a (/8) to /15, could have made it more flexible, for for only two cases, not worth in
my $tempnumber = ($netnum >> 16); #the last two bytes are insignificant, shift them off to make math easier
$masknum = $masknum >> 16;
my $highnet = $tempnumber | (0xffff & ~$masknum);
foreach ($tempnumber..$highnet) {
$netnum = $_ << 16; #convert back to the real network value
$net = inet_ntoa(pack('N',$netnum));
push @zones,join('.',reverse(split('\.',$net))).'.IN-ADDR.ARPA.';
}
return @zones;
} #bigger than class a subnets have never been approved, so don't deal
}
sub putmyselffirst {
my $srvlist = shift;
@@ -1171,6 +1216,12 @@ sub addnet
push @netent, "zone $domain. {\n";
push @netent, " primary $ddnserver; key xcat_key; \n";
push @netent, " }\n";
foreach getzonesfornet($net,$mask) {
push @netent, "zone $_. {\n";
push @netent, " primary $ddnserver; key xcat_key; \n";
push @netent, " }\n";
}
my $tmpmaskn = unpack("N", inet_aton($mask));
my $maskbits = 32;
while (not ($tmpmaskn & 1)) {