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blake avatar blake commented on September 4, 2024

@retr0h Can you share an example of the playbook & process you're using to create the SRV records? I'd like to clarify what the expected behavior is here.

Possibly related, I have a patch which enables powerdns_record to add multiple hostnames to a single MX record entry. Assuming the behavior I implemented there is what you're looking for, it shouldn't take much to get it working for SRV records as well.

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retr0h avatar retr0h commented on September 4, 2024

@blake

The inventory:

pdns_svr_create:
  - name: _mysql._udp.dnac.xxx.com.
    zone: _udp.dnac.xxx.com
    type: SRV
    content: 0 5 9104 dnac-dashboard-mysql-slave.dnac-dashboard-production.svc.cluster.local.
    ttl: 300
  - name: _mysql._udp.dnac.xxx.com.
    zone: _udp.dnac.xxx.com
    type: SRV
    content: 0 5 9104 dnac-dashboard-mysql-slave.dnac-dashboard-staging.svc.cluster.local.
    ttl: 300
  - name: _mysql._udp.dnac.xxx.com.
    zone: _udp.dnac.xxx.com
    type: SRV
    content: 0 5 9104 dnac-dashboard-mysql-slave.dnac-dashboard-dev.svc.cluster.local.
    ttl: 300
  - name: _mysql._udp.dnac.xxx.com.
    zone: _udp.dnac.xxx.com
    type: SRV
    content: 0 5 9104 dnac-dashboard-mysql.dnac-dashboard-production.svc.cluster.local.
    ttl: 300
  - name: _mysql._udp.dnac.xxx.com.
    zone: _udp.dnac.xxx.com
    type: SRV
    content: 0 5 9104 dnac-dashboard-mysql.dnac-dashboard-staging.svc.cluster.local.
    ttl: 300
  - name: _mysql._udp.dnac.xxx.com.
    zone: _udp.dnac.xxx.com
    type: SRV
    content: 0 5 9104 dnac-dashboard-mysql.dnac-dashboard-dev.svc.cluster.local.
    ttl: 300

playbook

- hosts: dns-primary
  become: true
  tasks:
    - name: Create records
      powerdns_record:
        name: "{{ item.name }}"
        zone: "{{ item.zone }}"
        type: "{{ item.type }}"
        content: "{{ item.content }}"
        ttl: "{{ item.ttl }}"
        pdns_host: "{{ pdns_bind_address }}"
        pdns_port: "{{ pdns_api_port }}"
        pdns_api_key: "{{ pdns_api_password }}"
        state: "{{ item.state | default('present') }}"
      loop: "{{ pdns_hosts_create }}"

However, as reported in the original issue, only the last SRV record is ever added.

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blake avatar blake commented on September 4, 2024

@retr0h Just posted a PR which should resolve your issue. I tested these changes with the playbook you provided. The records are successfully created the after adding exclusive: no to the powerdns_record module parameters.

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retr0h avatar retr0h commented on September 4, 2024

I just tried this out, and oddly it doesn't appear to be working. I still only have one record (the last) even when passing exclusive: no

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blake avatar blake commented on September 4, 2024

Could you share which version of PowerDNS you’re using? Would you mind providing debugging output from the playbook run to assist with troubleshooting?

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