Manage /etc/hosts in an organized way by Python
Read more: https://www.dennyzhang.com/audit_hostsfile
- Be safe: When remove, make sure it's an exact match; When add, make sure no conflicts
- Can audit: backup old version, if we have changed it
## # Examine hosts file, and detect unexpected changes
## python ./python-hosts-tool.py --action examine --examine_hosts_file ./tests/test_hosts
##
## # Add a list of new hosts entries
## python ./python-hosts-tool.py --action add --add_hosts_file ./tests/test_hosts
##
## # Remove a list of existing hosts
## python ./python-hosts-tool.py --action remove --remove_hosts_file ./tests/test_hosts
pip install python-hosts==0.3.7
# get the tool
wget -O python-hosts-tool.py \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DennyZhang/python-hosts-tool/master/python-hosts-tool.py
# Or git clone
git clone [email protected]:DennyZhang/python-hosts-tool.git
- Sample content of ./tests/test_hosts
cat ./tests/test_hosts
45.33.87.75 www.dennytest.com
104.236.158.226 repo.dennytest.com
- Run command
cd tests
sudo bash -ex ./test.sh
- Send PR for safe delete to python-hosts
https://github.com/jonhadfield/python-hosts
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-hosts/0.3.7
Code is licensed under MIT License.
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