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add more example commands
ansuz committed on 11/6/2016, 7:36:14 PMParent: 20e767f6859bb22719c300c35c0132306b820a2b
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50 | 50 … | ``` | |
51 | 51 … | dnssb publish [{prev record key}...] {domain name} [{ttl}] [{dns class}] {record type} {value} | |
52 | 52 … | ``` | |
53 | 53 … | ||
54 … | +For example: | ||
55 … | + | ||
56 … | +```Bash | ||
57 … | +# publish an ipv4 record for localhost.ssb | ||
58 … | +dnssb publish localhost.ssb 3600 IN A 127.0.0.1 | ||
59 … | + | ||
60 … | +# publish an ipv6 record for localhost.ssb | ||
61 … | +dnssb publish localhost.ssb 3600 IN AAAA ::1 | ||
62 … | +``` | ||
63 … | + | ||
54 | 64 … | To replace some existing dnssb records, pass their ssb message id(s) as | |
55 | 65 … | the first arguments to the publish command. To append a record to the set of | |
56 | 66 … | existing records, omit the message ids. | |
57 | 67 … | ||
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86 | 96 … | ``` | |
87 | 97 … | dig @localhost -p 53053 {name} {type} | |
88 | 98 … | ``` | |
89 | 99 … | ||
100 … | +The records which are available to you are determined by your peering, but | ||
101 … | +assuming you have tried the `localhost.ssb` example commands listed above, | ||
102 … | +you should be able to run the following: | ||
103 … | + | ||
104 … | +```Bash | ||
105 … | +# query for ipv4 localhost.ssb | ||
106 … | +dig @localhost -p 53053 localhost.ssb A | ||
107 … | + | ||
108 … | +# query for ipv6 localhost.ssb | ||
109 … | +dig @localhost -p 53053 localhost.ssb AAAA | ||
110 … | +``` | ||
111 … | + | ||
90 | 112 … | ## Questions | |
91 | 113 … | ||
92 | 114 … | See [the FAQ](/docs/FAQ.md) | |
93 | 115 … |
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