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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# Author: Petter Reinholdtsen 
# Date: 2002-07-08
#
# Check /etc/hosts, and make sure the content matches the information
# in DNS.  Lookup IP, and check if the names listed in /etc/hosts
# maches the one in DNS.  It will ignore entries with '# NAGIOSIGNORE'
# at the end.

use vars qw($use_perl_resolver $debug $returnvalue $nagiosmsg);

$debug = 0;
$returnvalue = 0; # all ok
$nagiosmsg = "";

# Report missing reverse lookup.  This will ignore CNAME entries
# pointing to the IP address, and report error in these cases.
$use_reverse = 0;

# Report missing forward-lookup.  This will complain on private
# network IP addresses using the same name as a DNS entry.
$use_forward = 1;

eval 'use Net::DNS;';
if ($ _æ_ ) {
    print "Using /etc/hosts\n" if $debug;
    $use_perl_resolver = 0;
} else {
    print "Using Net::DNS\n" if $debug;
    $use_perl_resolver = 1;
}

$host = '/usr/bin/host';

# Look up ip address, and return ($error status,  _æ_ DNS names,  _æ_ DNS addresses)
sub dns_lookup_ext {
    local $address = shift;

    # Stupid Tru64 Unix give me two copies of the error messages from
    # host.  Throw away one of them.
    close(STDERR);

    print "Looking up $address using $host\n" if $debug;

    my  _æ_ names = ();
    my  _æ_ addresses = ();

    my $lookup = "";
    # Some versions need -i to make sure it uses reverse DNS lookup,
    # and not /etc/hosts.
    # This option will confuse 'host' on Irix and HP/UX, and make the
    # program loop forever.  Avoiding it for now [pere 2002-08-06]
    for $options ("") {
        open(HOST, "$host $options $address 2>&1 |")
            || die "Unable to execute host";
        while () {
            $lookup .= $_;
            chomp;
            print "host: $_\n" if $debug;

            push( _æ_ names, lc($1)) if (/^Name: (.+)$/);
            push( _æ_ names, lc($1)) if (/^Aliases: (.+)$/);

            # 10.6.240.129.in-addr.arpa       PTR     perleporten.uio.no
            push( _æ_ names, lc($1)) if (/\s+PTR\s+(.+)$/);

            # spheniscus.uio.no has address 129.240.148.19
            if (/^\S+ has address (\S+)$/) {
                print "Match addr $1\n" if $debug;
                push( _æ_ addresses, lc($1))
            }

            # 10.6.240.129.IN-ADDR.ARPA domain name pointer perleporten.uio.no
            if (/IN-ADDR.ARPA domain name pointer\s+(.+)$/) {
                print "Match name $1\n" if $debug;
                push( _æ_ names, lc($1))
            }

            push( _æ_ addresses, $1) if (/^Address: (.+)$/);
            push( _æ_ addresses, $1) if (/\s+A\s+(\d+.+)$/)
            }
        close(HOST);
        if ($lookup =~ /Usage: /) {
            # Probably unknown parameter, try again without -i
            $lookup = "";
        } else {
            last;
        }
    }
    return ("no/bad reply from DNS server", undef, undef)
        if ($lookup !~ /domain name pointer/
            && $lookup !~ /\shas address\s/
            && $lookup !~ /\sPTR\s/
            && $lookup !~ /Name:/);

    if ( $address =~ m/^\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+/
         && ! grep /$address/,  _æ_ addresses ) {
        print "Adding $address to list of addresses\n" if $debug;
        unshift( _æ_ addresses, $address) ;
    }

    return (undef, \ _æ_ names, \ _æ_ addresses);
}

sub dns_lookup_int {
    my $address = shift;

    print "Looking up $address using Net::DNS\n" if $debug;

    my  _æ_ names = ();
    my  _æ_ addresses = ();

    my $res = new Net::DNS::Resolver;
    my $query;
    if ($address =~ m/\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+/) {
        $query = $res->query($address);
    } else {
        $query = $res->search($address);
    }
    if ($query) {
        foreach $rr ($query->answer) {
            print "Type: $rr->type\n" if $debug;
            if ($rr->type eq "A") {
                print $rr->address, " - A\n" if $debug;
                push( _æ_ addresses, $rr->address);
            }
            if ($rr->type eq "CNAME") {
                print $rr->cname, " - CNAME\n" if $debug;
                push( _æ_ addresses, $rr->cname);
            }
            if ($rr->type eq "PTR") {
                print $rr->ptrdname, " - PTR\n" if $debug;
                push( _æ_ names, lc($rr->ptrdname));
            }
        }
        return (undef, \ _æ_ names, \ _æ_ addresses);
    }
    else {
        print "query failed: ", $res->errorstring, "\n" if $debug;
        return ($res->errorstring, (), ());
    }
}

sub dns_lookup {
    my $entry = shift;

    if ($use_perl_resolver) {
        return dns_lookup_int($entry);
    } else {
        return dns_lookup_ext($entry);
    }
}

sub error {
    local ($level, $error) =  _æ_ _;

    $returnvalue = 1 if ($level =~ /^W$/ && $returnvalue <= 1);
    $returnvalue = 2 if ($level =~ /^C$/);
	
    $nagiosmsg = $nagiosmsg . "
" unless ($nagiosmsg =~ /^$/); $nagiosmsg = $nagiosmsg . "$error"; } sub is_ip_private { my $ip = shift; return 1 if ($ip =~ m/^10\./); return 1 if ($ip =~ m/^192\.168\./); return 0; } sub is_names_ip_matching { local ($ip, _æ_ names) = _æ_ _; my $level = "W"; # Ignore IPv6 addresses for now. return if ($ip =~ m/:/); # Ignore private network return if (is_ip_private($ip)); my $name; for $name (sort _æ_ names) { if ($use_reverse) { # Check reverse my ($retval, $revnames) = dns_lookup($ip); return if ( $retval ); # Ignore unknown IP addresses if ( ! $retval && ! grep /$name/, _æ_ {$revnames} ) { error $level, "Incorrect /etc/hosts for $ip: ". "$name not in reverse DNS list"; } } if ($use_forward) { # Check forward my ($retval, $revnames, $forwip); ($retval, $revnames) = dns_lookup($ip); ($retval, undef, $forwip) = dns_lookup($name); print "Forward DNS $name/$ip: ", join(" ", _æ_ {$forwip}), "\n" if $debug; # Ignore entry if both IP and hostname fail to resolve in DNS return if ( ! defined $revnames && ! defined $forwip ); if ( ! grep /$ip/, _æ_ {$forwip} ) { error $level, "Incorrect /etc/hosts for $ip: ". "IP not in forward DNS list for '$name'"; } } } } sub check_etc_hosts { open(HOSTS, "< /etc/hosts") || die "Unable to open /etc/hosts"; while () { chomp; next if (/# NAGIOSIGNORE$/); # Skip lines marked to be ignored s/\#.+//; # Skip comments next if (/^\s*$/); # Skip empty lines print "Testing $_\n" if $debug; $_ = lc($_); local ($ip, _æ_ names) = split(/\s+/); # Skip localhost, it is different on some platforms. next if ($ip eq '127.0.0.1'); is_names_ip_matching($ip, _æ_ names); } close(HOSTS); } check_etc_hosts() if ( -f "/etc/hosts" ); if ($nagiosmsg =~ /^$/) { print "/etc/hosts OK\n"; } else { print $nagiosmsg . "\n"; } exit $returnvalue;