* doc: some function/vars/const/package level updates
Various update that stood out while reading godoc.org for CoreDNS.
* Fix some misspellings as well
* go 1.10: update travis and gofmt
fmt now complains about on file tls_test.go, fix that. Also remove
gofmt, as goimports also checks, so this was done twice.
Put go 1.9 and 1.10 in travis for the time being.
* goimports optional
* Revert "pkg/typify: empty messages are OtherError (#1531)"
This reverts commit fc1d73ffa9.
* plugin/cache: add failsafeTTL
If we can not see what TTL we should put on a message to be cached, use
5 seconds as minimal TTL. We used to apply the maximum TTL to these
messages.
Messages with nothing in them are considered OtherError, they can not
serve any purpose for normal clients (i.e. dyn update or notifies might
have a use for them).
Also update a test in the cache plugin, so that we explicitaly test for
this case.
* plugin/forward: on demand healtchecking
Only start doing health checks when we encouner an error (any error).
This uses the new pluing/pkg/up package to abstract away the actual
checking. This reduces the LOC quite a bit; does need more testing, unit
testing and tcpdumping a bit.
* fix tests
* Fix readme
* Use pkg/up for healthchecks
* remove unused channel
* more cleanups
* update readme
* * Again do go generate and go build; still referencing the wrong forward
repo? Anyway fixed.
* Use pkg/up for doing the healtchecks to cut back on unwanted queries
* Change up.Func to return an error instead of a boolean.
* Drop the string target argument as it doesn't make sense.
* Add healthcheck test on failing to get an upstream answer.
TODO(miek): double check Forward and Lookup and how they interact with
HC, and if we correctly call close() on those
* actual test
* Tests here
* more tests
* try getting rid of host
* Get rid of the host indirection
* Finish removing hosts
* moar testing
* import fmt
* field is not used
* docs
* move some stuff
* bring back health_check
* maxfails=0 test
* git and merging, bah
* review
* prevent nil pointer when query frpc client that could not open
* add UT checking we can now safely request DNS query on an invalid hostname, query for gRPC connection
* fix ortograph
* fix format
* fix package declaration, fix UT - grpclogger, use fatalf, build pool with known addresses
* type, useless error check - after review
* Extend bind to allow multiple addresses. UTs added. Changes the log for server starting, adding address when available
* update readme for bind
* fixes after review
* minor fix on readme
* accept multiple BIND directives in blocserver, consolidate the addresses
* fixes after review - format logging server address, variable names
This fix enables goimports check and fixes several imports format
so that the import sections are prettier, e.g.:
```
import (
- "github.com/miekg/dns"
"regexp"
"strconv"
"strings"
+
+ "github.com/miekg/dns"
)
```
Signed-off-by: Yong Tang <yong.tang.github@outlook.com>
Remove `fallthrough` from the federation example in the README. `fallthrough` isn't needed here and has no effect (federation has an implicit fallthrough for non-federated queries).
It's inclusion is confusing.
Reloading should work (kill -TERM reload the coredns process), but a lot
of plugins can't handle it proper. Disable to reload plugin until we fix
(most) of the plugins
This fix add a test case for case insensitive/preserving with
whoami plugin.
This fix is part of the effort for 1403.
Signed-off-by: Yong Tang <yong.tang.github@outlook.com>
* plugin/kubernetes: axfr
Hook up dynamic SOA serial by setting ResourceEventHandlerFuncs in
dnsController.
Add prototype of returns msg.Services via the Transfer function. Leave
expanding this to RRs out of scope for a bit.
* plugin/kubernetes: axfr
Respond to AXFR queries
* Fixing race condition
* Fixing instantiation of dnstest writer
* Updates from review
This should have everyone, but the process was quite manual. The rename
from middleware -> plugin also meant I had to do some extra digging on
who actually submitted the PR. I also double checked the current list of
people with commit access.
Every plugin now has an OWNERS, except *reverse*. I'll file a bug for
that.
* plugin/forward: add it
This moves coredns/forward into CoreDNS. Fixes as a few bugs, adds a
policy option and more tests to the plugin.
Update the documentation, test IPv6 address and add persistent tests.
* Always use random policy when spraying
* include scrub fix here as well
* use correct var name
* Code review
* go vet
* Move logging to metrcs
* Small readme updates
* Fix readme
This adds a generic way of start a check function to check a backend.
This package can be used to kick off healthchecks. The package makes
sure only 1 is run at any one time.
It should allow for:
See upstream error -> kick off healthcheck
and not to worry about overwhelming the upstream with a barrage of
queries.
* tune usage of var global, add limit to options
* update readme for minimal values
* useless change to quick-off codecov
* fix msgs for min values and tune the flag for end of reload usage, with a 'maybe' option
* adding UT for min values, adding MD5 of corefile on the log
* add new policy always_first to mimic windows dns resolvers
fill documentation, add UT and cleanup fmt
* change name of policy from always_first to first. Update docs
As plugin/proxy always returns compressed messages, it's important to
set this before calling Scrub(), as some messages will be unnecessarily
truncated otherwise.
HTTP healthchecking will be implicitely activated for proxy upstream
hosts, even if not configured. The README states that not using the
health_check directive will disable HTTP healthchecks though.
It seems to me that the availability of the HealthCheck.Path attribute
is used as indicator whether HTTP healthchecks should be used or not.
The normalizeCheckURL() function didn't check that attribute though,
always returning a CheckURL. This would increase the healthcheck failure
on every third failure in plugin/proxy, without any possibility for the
upstream host to be marked as healthy again. This would eventually
remove all upstream hosts from the serving pool.
With Go 1.9 you *can* include the std lib's context package and nothing
breaks. However we never officially made the move (and grpc also doesn't
ues the std lib's one).
Standardize all plugins on using the extern context package.
Fixes#1466
