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The API documentation itself is not provided here. The latest version can be found online at http://www.zerigo.com/docs/managed-dns/api_11.
The following are required to use this library:
Basic Install:
$ python setup.py build $ sudo python setup.py install
Alternative Install (Manually):
Place zerigodns directory in your Python path. Either in your Python installs site-packages directory or set your $PYTHONPATH environment variable to include a directory where the zerigodns directory lives.
Both the library (zerigodns) and example usage code (example.py) are heavily commented. They should serve as sufficient reference for this code.
Visit http://www.bitbucket.org/petersanchez/zerigodns for updates, new versions, and more.
Python Module:
For issues with the Python API module, please use the public issue tracker at the repositories website: http://bitbucket.org/petersanchez/zerigodns/
Zerigo Support:
Support is generally available via standard Zerigo support options. See http://www.zerigo.com/support for more information. Please note that support may be limited based on your choice of Zerigo DNS services.
We always welcome comments, suggestions, and constructive complaints. You can find several ways to contact me at http://www.petersanchez.com/contact/
All documentation, libraries, and sample code are Copyright 2009 Peter Sanchez petersanchez@gmail.com. The library and sample code are made available to you under the terms of the BSD license which is contained in the included file, BSD-LICENSE.
The terms here grant you no rights in regard to the Zerigo services. Please reference Zerigo's Terms of Service for all legal information regarding Zerigo's services.
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Python package to interface with Zerigo DNS API.
We found that zerigodns demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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