rdns-go

rdns is a reverse DNS proxy resolver written in Go. It acts as a DNS server, forwarding DNS queries to configured nameservers and returning the corresponding reverse DNS records.

Building

To build the rdns-go project, you need to have Go installed. Follow the official Go installation instructions for your operating system.

Once Go is installed, clone the rdns-go repository:

git clone https://git.rznet.fr/razian/rdns-go
cd rdns-go

Build the rdns binary:

go build

This will create a rdns binary in the project directory.

Usage

The rdns-go project can be started using the provided docker-compose.yml file. Modify the environment variables in the docker-compose.yml file to customize the configuration.

docker-compose up -d

This command will start the rdns-go container in the background.

Configuration

The rdns-go project can be configured using the following command arguments:

-a (default: 0.0.0.0): The address to listen on.
-p (default: 53): The port to listen on.
-b (default: none): The path to the blocklist file. This file contains a list of domain names to block.
-z (default: none): The path to the zones file. This file contains custom zone information.
-h (default: none): The path to the hosts file. This file contains custom hosts and can be used as a network wide /etc/hosts file.
-n (default: 9.9.9.9): The nameservers to use for DNS resolution, separated by : or ,.
-c (default: all CPUs): The number of CPUs to use.
-t (default: 10): The cache TTL for queries, in minutes.
-s (default: false): Whether to use TLS (DoT, port 853) to contact the resolver.
-l (default: false): Whether to enable query logging.
-m (default: false): Whether to enable Prometheus metrics on port 9153.

Acknowledgments

This project uses code from miekg/dns and patrickmn/go-cache.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.

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