Installing AtomiaDNS API server & web UI

Installing AtomiaDNS API server & Web UI

//On an ubuntu machine (I used 16.04)

//On TRUSTED machine:
//===================
//Install AtomiaDNS API server
//-----------------------------
sudo su
repo="$(wget -q -O - http://public.apt.atomia.com/setup.sh.shtml | sed s/%distcode/`lsb_release -c | awk '{ print $2 }'`/g)"; echo "$repo"
echo "$repo" | sh
apt-get install atomiadns-masterserver
//When asked if to replace the '/etc/atomiadns.conf file, press ENTER, which is to keep the current version
//Edit /etc/atomiadns.conf, add the following lines:
soap_uri = http://localhost/atomiadns
soap_username = [email protected]
soap_password = 1234

//Start the apache server:
apache2ctl graceful
//Verify the apache2 process is running and listening on port 80

// Generate DNSSEC keys
//----------------------
//Install the command line client:
apt-get install atomiadns-client/etc/default/rng-tools

//The following steps are for testing env ONLY! in production real random generator must be used
apt-get install rng-tools
//edit /etc/default/rng-tools and add the following line:
HRNGDEVICE = /dev/urandom

//Generate KSK, ZSK and inactive ZSK:
atomiadnsclient --method AddDNSSECKey --arg RSASHA256 --arg 2048 --arg KSK --arg 1
atomiadnsclient --method AddDNSSECKey --arg RSASHA256 --arg 1024 --arg ZSK --arg 1
atomiadnsclient --method AddDNSSECKey --arg RSASHA256 --arg 1024 --arg ZSK --arg 0

//Installing WebApp (optional)
//------------------------------
apt-get install atomiadns-webapp
//Create the nameserver group (this will contain later the power dns we'll install on the untrusted area):
atomiadnsclient --method AddNameserverGroup --arg default
//edit /etc/atomiadns.conf and add the following lines (admin user must be in email format!)
require_auth = 1
auth_admin_user = [email protected]
auth_admin_pass =1234
webapp_nameservers=ns1.example.com,ns2.example.com

//Restart apache
apache2ctl graceful

//Starting atomia webapp - it was written for ubuntu 14 using upstart, need to convert it to systemd
//Add a service file for atomia-web:
nano /etc/systemd/system/atomia-web.service 
//and paste the following contents to it:

[Unit]
Description=blah, blah, blah

[Service]
Type=simple
# (NOTE: "Type=simple" is the default)
ExecStart=/usr/share/atomiadns-web/avig/start-web

//Now create the start-web executable file, with the following content:

#!/bin/bash
       node_bin=`whereis -b nodejs | awk '{ print $2 }'`

        if [ -z "$node_bin" ]; then
                echo "can't find node binary"
                exit 1
        fi
        if [ -f "/etc/atomiadns.conf" ]; then
                init_env=`mktemp` || exit 1
                temp_export=`mktemp` || exit 1
                grep -E '^(webapp|json)_' /etc/atomiadns.conf | perl -le 'while (<>) { /(.*?)\s*=\s*(.*)$/ && print uc($1) . "=\"" . $2 . "\""; }' > "$init_env"
                cut -d "=" -f 1 < "$init_env" | xargs echo export > "$temp_export"
                cat "$temp_export" >> "$init_env"
                . "$init_env"
                rm -f "$init_env" "$temp_export"
        fi

        exec "$node_bin" /usr/lib/atomiadns/webapp/atomiadns.js >> /var/log/atomiadns_webapp.log 2>&1

//Install perl
sudo apt-get install libcgi-session-perl
apache2ctl graceful

//Start the atomia-web service via Systemd:
systemctl start atomia-web

//Verify it's active via:
systemctl status atomia-web

//Add your first user (CURL example). For X-Auth, use the admin username and password set in atomiadns.conf:
 curl -X POST -d '[ "[email protected]", "avig_password" ]' -H "X-Auth-Username: [email protected]" -H "X-Auth-Password: 1234" http://localhost/pretty/atomiadns.json/AddAccount

//Access Atomia web UI via the URL:
http://<trusted host name/IP>:5380

//Login using the new user we have added in the curl command
//Test by adding zones and retrieving them

put atomiadns apache conf file in a folder apache includes (make sure extension is correct [e.g. conf-enabled/*.conf]
check perl?