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DNS Management - gigafibre.ca

Provider

Managing DNS Records

Option 1: Traefik Hub UI (recommended)

  1. Go to https://hub.gigafibre.ca (or http://96.125.196.67:3080)
  2. Login: admin / targo2026
  3. Click DNS Records in sidebar
  4. Add/delete A records directly

The Hub calls the OpenSRS API internally. No additional tools needed.

Option 2: Quick Deploy (DNS + Route + SSL in one step)

  1. In Traefik Hub, click Deploy Service
  2. Fill in image, subdomain, port
  3. Click Deploy
  4. DNS record + Traefik route + SSL certificate created automatically

Option 3: CLI via curl (OpenSRS XCP API)

The OpenSRS API uses XML over HTTPS with HMAC-MD5 signature.

Authentication:

  • Header X-Username: reseller username
  • Header X-Signature: MD5(MD5(xml + api_key) + api_key)
  • IP whitelist required in manage.opensrs.com > Account Settings > API Settings

Get current records:

API_KEY="your-api-key"
XML='<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd"><OPS_envelope><header><version>0.9</version></header><body><data_block><dt_assoc><item key="protocol">XCP</item><item key="action">GET_DNS_ZONE</item><item key="object">DOMAIN</item><item key="attributes"><dt_assoc><item key="domain">gigafibre.ca</item></dt_assoc></item></dt_assoc></data_block></body></OPS_envelope>'
SIG=$(echo -n "$(echo -n "${XML}${API_KEY}" | md5sum | cut -d' ' -f1)${API_KEY}" | md5sum | cut -d' ' -f1)
curl -s -4 -X POST "https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net:55443" \
  -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -H "X-Username: targo" -H "X-Signature: ${SIG}" \
  -d "${XML}"

Set records (replaces ALL A records):

XML='<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd"><OPS_envelope><header><version>0.9</version></header><body><data_block><dt_assoc><item key="protocol">XCP</item><item key="action">SET_DNS_ZONE</item><item key="object">DOMAIN</item><item key="attributes"><dt_assoc><item key="domain">gigafibre.ca</item><item key="records"><dt_assoc><item key="A"><dt_array><item key="0"><dt_assoc><item key="subdomain"></item><item key="ip_address">96.125.196.67</item></dt_assoc></item><item key="1"><dt_assoc><item key="subdomain">www</item><item key="ip_address">96.125.196.67</item></dt_assoc></item><item key="2"><dt_assoc><item key="subdomain">oss</item><item key="ip_address">96.125.196.67</item></dt_assoc></item></dt_array></item></dt_assoc></item></dt_assoc></item></dt_assoc></data_block></body></OPS_envelope>'

IMPORTANT: SET_DNS_ZONE replaces the entire zone. Always GET first, modify, then SET.

Current A Records

Subdomain IP Service
@ (root) 96.125.196.67 Default
www 96.125.196.67 Default
oss 96.125.196.67 Oktopus
git 96.125.196.67 Gitea
dispatch 96.125.196.67 Dispatch App
hub 96.125.196.67 Traefik Hub
traefik 96.125.196.67 Traefik Dashboard
erp 96.125.196.67 ERPNext (future)
monitor 96.125.196.67 Device Monitor (future)
timesheet 96.125.196.67 Targo Timesheet (disabled)

Adding a new subdomain (full workflow)

  1. Add DNS (Hub UI > DNS Records > Add, or CLI)
  2. Add Traefik route (Hub UI > Routes > Add, or docker labels)
  3. Wait 1-5 min for DNS propagation
  4. SSL auto-generated by Traefik Let's Encrypt on first HTTPS request

Traefik Hub internals

The Hub manages DNS via these components:

  • Backend: Node.js + dockerode (server.js)
  • OpenSRS client: Built-in, uses HTTPS + XML + MD5 signature
  • Config: Environment variables in traefik-hub/docker-compose.yml
    • OPENSRS_USER=targo
    • OPENSRS_KEY=<api-key>
    • OPENSRS_DOMAIN=gigafibre.ca
    • SERVER_IP=96.125.196.67
  • Routes file: /opt/traefik/dynamic/routes.yml (Traefik file provider, watched live)
  • Docker socket: /var/run/docker.sock (container management)

OpenSRS API gotchas

  1. IP whitelist required - Add your public IP in manage.opensrs.com > Account Settings > API Settings
  2. SET replaces everything - Always GET first, modify the array, then SET
  3. XML format only - No JSON API available
  4. Signature is double-MD5 - MD5(MD5(body + key) + key)
  5. Propagation: 1-15 minutes for new records
  6. Rate limits: Not documented but ~60 requests/minute is safe