exo(1)

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version 1.102.1 · 2 versions
, in nixpkgs unstable

💖 exo(1) — the dns add SRV glow-up 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to the exo manual page (that's the manual name, and yes we're folding it in right here at the top because we're not wasting a whole line, we're efficient ✨). this is page exo(1) and it's gonna walk you through adding an SRV record like the main character you are 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

exo-dns-add-SRV — adds the SRV record type to a domain 🦋

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

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

that's it, that's the whole vibe. you give it a DOMAIN-NAME or an ID, you sprinkle flags on top, and boom 💅

💜 DESCRIPTION 💜

so what does this even do? it adds an "SRV" record to your domain — and an SRV record is basically the thing that says "hey, the servers for this specific service live right here" 📍 like a little directory for services. iconic. no cap.

🔥 OPTIONS 🔥

okay here's the flag menu, and yes you're gonna read all of them because they're all important, i don't make the rules 🫶

  • -h, --help[=false] — shows you the help for SRV. default is false, because you don't need help until you need help bestie 😌
  • -n, --name="" — leave this blank and it creates a record for DOMAIN. also, you can absolutely use the '*' wildcard in here 🌈
  • -P, --port="" — the 'TCP' or 'UDP' port where the service actually lives 📞
  • --priority=0 — the priority. it's 0 by default 🔢
  • -p, --protocol="" — this will usually be 'TCP' or 'UDP' 📡
  • -s, --symbolic-name="" — a symbolic name for the service, like 'sip' 🍓 and ngl, at other DNS providers this might be called Service instead. same energy, different label 💫
  • --target="" — the canonical hostname of the machine that's providing the service 🖥️ this is the actual address you're pointing at
  • -t, --ttl=3600 — the time in seconds to live (aka the refresh rate) of the record ⏳ default 3600
  • -w, --weight=0 — a relative weight for 'SRV' records that share the same priority ⚖️ default 0

👑 OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS 👑

these ones come from the parent command — they're not yours, they're inherited, like a really good hand-me-down jacket 🧥

  • -C, --config="" — point to an alternate config file. env: EXOSCALE_CONFIG 🗂️
  • -O, --output-format="" — the output format, one of table|json|text. for the full tea, run "exo output --help" 📊
  • --output-template="" — the template to use if the output format is "text" ✍️
  • -Q, --quiet[=false] — quiet mode, which disables non-essential command output 🤫 default false
  • --timeout=15s — per-zone timeout for list operations. -1s disables the timeout entirely (no clock, no stress 😭). env: EXOSCALE_TIMEOUT ⏰
  • -A, --use-account="" — the account to use in the config file. env: EXOSCALE_ACCOUNT 🪪
⚠️ quick vibe check: --timeout=15s is the default, and -1s disables the timeout. don't come for me, that's literally what it says 💀

🦋 SEE ALSO 🦋

  • exo-dns-add(1) — go read this one too, it's the whole family 👨‍👩‍👧

🌟 HISTORY 🌟

  • 1-Jan-1980 — Auto generated by spf13/cobra 🤖 (yes, the robots made this one, and they ate)

aaaaand that's the page!! 💖 genuine thanks for reading all the way to the end, bestie, you're literally the moment 🫶 this little beauty is Auto generated by spf13/cobra, dated Jan 1980, and it lives on page exo(1) — save it, screenshot it, put it on your fridge, i don't care, just slay 💅✨🎀

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