convert BIND style SSHFP record into something TinyDNS can understand

sshfp-tinydns.pl

#!/usr/bin/perl 
use strict;

# Take in, e.g. :
# foobar.palepurple.co.uk IN SSHFP 1 1 9676BB7A92C7E11B90E9508A343A4CAE9888B43D";
# foobar.palepurple.co.uk IN SSHFP 2 1 D4F49CE2195A0BF531275B889ED6ABFF2F24C2BC
# on standard input, and output the appropriate tinydns records for sshfp -
# e.g. 
# :foobar.palepurple.co.uk:44:\001\001\226\166\273\172\222\307\341\033\220\351\120\212\064\072\114\256\230\210\264\075:
# :foobar.palepurple.co.uk:44:\002\001\324\364\234\342\031\132\013\365\061\047\133\210\236\326\253\377\057\044\302\274:
#
# Example: sshfp -qs foobar.palepurple.co.uk | perl sshfp-tinydns.pl

# @see http://nick-black.com/dankwiki/index.php/SSHFP 

while(<STDIN>) {
    chop;
    my ($host, $in, $sshfp, $alg, $fptype, $fp) = split " ", $_;
    my $out = sprintf("\\%03o\\%03o", $alg, $fptype);
    for (my $i = 0; $i < length($fp); $i += 2) {
        $out .= sprintf("\\%03o", hex substr($fp, $i, 2));
    }
    printf(":%s:44:%s:\n", $host, $out);
}

Ah - effectively a duplicate of : http://www.debian-administration.org/users/lee/weblog/44