exo(1)

💖 exo(1) — the NAPTR glow-up bestie edition 💖

okay so this is the manual page for exo-dns-add-NAPTR from the exo fam — it's a whole CLI tool and honestly it's giving main character energy. buckle up, we're learning about DNS records together 🫶✨

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✨ NAME ✨

exo-dns-add-NAPTR — add the NAPTR record type to a domain. that's it. that's the vibe 💅

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

exo dns add NAPTR DOMAIN-NAME|ID [flags]

like literally just run that and you're adding a NAPTR record, periodt ✨

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

so what does this actually do? it adds an "NAPTR" record to your domain — and the whole point of NAPTR is to give you a way to map a resource that's not in the domain name syntax to a label that is. think of it as the translator of the DNS world, no cap 🌈

if you want the full lore, more info lives in RFC 2915 — go read it bestie, it's iconic 📖💜

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🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

here's where it gets juicy — every single flag, explained with love:

• --a[=false] — flag that says the next lookup is for an A or AAAA record. simple as that ⭐
• -h, --help[=false] — help for NAPTR. use it when you're confused, no shame bestie 🫶
• -n, --name="" — leave this blank and it creates a record for DOMAIN. also you can use the '*' wildcard here — wildcard slay 💅
• -o, --order=0 — determines the processing order, lowest first. so like, the small numbers go first, iykyk 🔥
• --p[=false] — flag that says processing should continue in a protocol-specific fashion 🧚
• --preference=0 — gives weight to records that have the same value in the 'order' field. low to high, bestie 📊
• --regex="" — the substitution expression. yes it's regex, no we don't talk about it 😭
• --replacement="" — the next record to look up, which must be a fully-qualified domain name. don't skip the FQDN part fr fr 🚨
• --s[=false] — flag that says the next lookup is for an SRV 🌸
• --service="" — service. that's the whole description, iconic minimalism 💀
• -t, --ttl=3600 — the time in seconds to live (refresh rate) of the record. default is 3600 — that's your TTL bestie ⏰
• --u[=false] — flag that says the next record is the output of the regular expression as a URI 🔗

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👑 OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS 👑

these are the flags you get for free from the parent commands — the nepo babies of the flag world, and we love them:

• -C, --config="" — specify an alternate config file. also reads from the env var EXOSCALE_CONFIG 💖
• -O, --output-format="" — output format, and your choices are (table|json|text). for the full tea, run exo output --help ⭐
• --output-template="" — template to use if output format is "text" 🎀
• -Q, --quiet[=false] — quiet mode, aka disables non-essential command output. for when you want peace and quiet bestie 🤫
• --timeout=15s — per-zone timeout for list operations. and plot twist: -1s disables timeout entirely. also reads from the env var EXOSCALE_TIMEOUT ⏳
• -A, --use-account="" — account to use in the config file. also reads from the env var EXOSCALE_ACCOUNT 🦋

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🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• exo-dns-add(1) — go check out the rest of the add fam, they're all iconic 💜

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⭐ HISTORY ⭐

1-Jan-1980 — auto generated by spf13/cobra. yes, that's the actual date, we don't ask questions 💀

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aaand that's the whole page bestie!! 💖 this was auto generated by spf13/cobra and the version/date situation is giving Jan 1980 — retro as hell, but honestly? we ate. periodt 🎀✨🫶