A web-ui for registering domains, written in modern Perl 5 with Dancer.
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Cyberman was designed to serve .cyb, however it can easily be configured to work with other TLDs. In addition to the default 'cyberpunk' stylesheet, there is a more generic 'light' stylesheet available.
- Lightweight (~50M) server-side application, no database server required
- Lightweight, intuitive web UI
- Produces zone files which can be used by most DNS daemons
You need a recent Perl 5 version (5.14 or later should do) and some Perl modules. The best way to get these is to install cpanminus (cpan App::cpanminus, curl https://cpanmin.us | perl - app::cpanminus, or better still, use your package manager) and then run cpanm --installdeps . in the repo directory.
You also need SQLite3. To set up the database:
cd /path/to/cyberman
sqlite3 db.sqlite
(sqlite prompt) .read schema.sql
(sqlite prompt) .q
Once you've got all that, just run plackup to start a development server. You should probably inspect and alter config.yml first.
You can deploy cyberman however you want, using Plack. Just make sure you pass -E production - this disables detailed error pages which could be a security risk, and tones down the logging.
The WHOIS server is written in Perl 6 (what do you think I am, a luddite?!) so you need to install that first, along with Panda, a package manager. Then, install the dependencies for the WHOIS server: cat whoissrv/DEPENDENCIES | xargs -n 1 panda install. Edit the values in the whoissrv section of config.yml and then start the server as root.
The WHOIS server is not supported on Windows at this time.
Feel free to join #cyb on irc.cyberia.is!
Cyberman: Web UI for domain registration
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