Nameserver with Hyperbee (experiment)
npm i -g hypernameserver1
Both the registry and server, will use folders in ~/.hypernameserver1 as storage.
Add a new domain entry to the registry:
hypernameserver1-registry --name <domain.tld> --type A --value [IP address] [--storage <path>]
# It prints a key. Keep this running for a moment so the later server syncs upNote: Add --ns <ns1.nameserver.tld> --ns <ns2...> to check if the domain points to your ns1.* and ns2.*
In a new terminal, run a server:
hypernameserver1 <registry-core-key> [--port 53] [--storage <path>]Note: You can set a port like --port 1053 to avoid root permission.
Test that it works:
dig @127.0.0.1 -p 1053 <domain.tld>Later you can stop the registry and just keep the server.
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