This is a quickie used by me to create IPv6 DNS entries for our 
machines assuming stateless address auto-configuration.

Use, modify and redistribute at your own risk only.

Input format is standard /etc/ethers format.

% ether2dns
ether2dns 1.8
usage: ether2dns [-I|-A|-R|-6] [-p prefix] [-d domain] [-e expire]
 prefix required for -A and -6
 domain required for -R
%%%
 -A creates AAAA records
 -R creates reverse mappings
 -N creates reverse mappings below .INT (DEPRECATED)
 -6 creates A6 records (EXPERIMENTAL)
 
 -p is the prefix (assumed to be /64, i:j:k:l form for AAAA, domain name
		of next level prefix for A6).

 -d is the domain (must have trailing dot).
 
 -e is the expiration time (default is 86400).

You have to add your own SOA etc.
$ORIGIN will be created for -A if domain is given, and for -R if prefix
is given.

Known bugs:

* no documentation other than this file and the usage() output
* not enough syntax checking 

	Ignatios Souvatzis
	ignatios@cs.uni-bonn.de
