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Hstctl

Hstctl lets you easily manage and structure your /etc/hosts file.

Installation

Clone the repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/JannikHv/hstctl

Switch to the repo's directory:
$ cd hstctl

Install hstctl:
$ sudo python setup.py install

Usage

Option Parameter Description
-h / --help / Print help.
-i / --ips IPS IPs specifier.
-a / --add HOSTNAMES Add hostnames to entries by IPs (-i).
-r / --remove HOSTNAMES Remove hostnames from entries by IPs (-i).
-e / --enable IPS Enable entries by given IPs.
-d / --disable IPS Disable entries by given IPs.
-p / --purge IPS Purge entries by given IPs.
-c / --comment COMMENT Comment entries by IPs (-i).
-u / --uncomment IPS Uncomment entries by given IPs.
-s / --show IPS Show entries of given IPs.
-l / --list / List all entries.
-o / --optimize / Optimize your /etc/hosts file (auto: -a/-r/-e/-d/-p/-c/-u).
Parameter Description Example
IPS IP Addresses (separated by spaces). "192.168.12.24 192.168.1.1"
HOSTNAMES Hostnames (separated by spaces). "github.com google.com"
COMMENT Comment/Note. "Dev server"

Annotations

An entry describes one IP paired with one or more hostnames.
The optimization -o automatically applies when changes have been made (-a/-r/-e/-d/-p/-c/-u).

Examples

Add hostnames to entries by IPs:
$ sudo hstctl -i "192.168.12.24 192.168.1.1" -a "github.com google.com"

Remove hostname from entry by IP:
$ sudo hstctl -i 192.168.12.24 -r google.com

Enable entries by IPs:
$ sudo hstctl -e "192.168.12.24 192.168.1.1"

Disable entry by IP:
$ sudo hstctl -d 192.168.12.24

Purge entries by IPs:
$ sudo hstctl -p "192.168.12.24 192.168.1.1"

Comment entry by IP:
$ sudo hstctl -i 192.168.12.24 -c "Dev server"

Uncomment entries by IPs:
$ sudo hstctl -u "192.168.12.24 192.168.1.1"

Show entries by IPs:
$ hstctl -s "192.168.12.24 192.168.1.1"

List all entries:
$ hstctl -l

Optimize your /etc/hosts file:
$ sudo hstctl -o

Combining options with -l will always list you the end-result.

TODO

  • Add an option for verbose output.
  • Create an installer.
  • Create an AUR package.

Author

Jannik "JannikHv" Hauptvogel

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