dnscontrol/integrationTest/providers.json
Jamie Lennox 7daa7a6467 Add SoftLayer DNS provider (#59)
Add SoftLayer DNS as a DomainServiceProvider.

The SoftLayer API is a bit of a mess and treats MX and SRV records
differently. This leads to some replication and custom handling issues
to work around.

In this patch I have to change the SRV test case to be _tcp instead of
_protocol because softlayer requires a "known" protocol which AFAICT is
tcp, udp or tls. I think this will be acceptable in most cases.

Signed-off-by: Jamie Lennox <jamielennox@gmail.com>
2017-09-26 13:14:53 -04:00

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{
"ACTIVEDIRECTORY_PS": {
"ADServer": "$AD_SERVER",
"domain": "$AD_DOMAIN",
"knownFailures": "17,18,19,25,26,27,28,29,30"
},
"BIND": {
"domain": "example.com"
},
"CLOUDFLAREAPI": {
"apikey": "$CF_KEY",
"apiuser": "$CF_USER",
"domain": "$CF_DOMAIN"
},
"DIGITALOCEAN": {
"token": "$DO_TOKEN",
"domain": "$DO_DOMAIN"
},
"DNSIMPLE": {
"COMMENT": "16/17: no ns records managable. Not even for subdomains.",
"baseurl": "https://api.sandbox.dnsimple.com",
"domain": "$DNSIMPLE_DOMAIN",
"knownFailures": "17,18",
"token": "$DNSIMPLE_TOKEN"
},
"GANDI": {
"COMMENT": "5: gandi does not accept TTLs less than 300",
"apikey": "$GANDI_KEY",
"domain": "$GANDI_DOMAIN",
"knownFailures": "5"
},
"GCLOUD": {
"client_email": "$GCLOUD_EMAIL",
"domain": "$GCLOUD_DOMAIN",
"private_key": "$GCLOUD_PRIVATEKEY",
"project_id": "$GCLOUD_PROJECT"
},
"NS1": {
"domain": "$NS1_DOMAIN",
"api_token": "$NS1_TOKEN"
},
"NAMEDOTCOM": {
"apikey": "$NAMEDOTCOM_KEY",
"apiurl": "$NAMEDOTCOM_URL",
"apiuser": "$NAMEDOTCOM_USER",
"domain": "$NAMEDOTCOM_DOMAIN"
},
"ROUTE53": {
"KeyId": "$R53_KEY_ID",
"SecretKey": "$R53_KEY",
"domain": "$R53_DOMAIN"
},
"SOFTLAYER": {
"COMMENT": "22-25 softlayer fails at direct internationalization, puncode works though",
"knownFailures": "22,23,24,25",
"domain": "$SL_DOMAIN",
"username": "$SL_USERNAME",
"api_key": "$SL_API_KEY"
}
}