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Bryan Hoover posted a comment on ticket #20
struct EXP_MAPPING { DYN_DNS_CLIENT *p_dyndns; int server_index; int alias_index; char *p_exp_url; int is_username; int is_password; int is_alias; int is_ip_addr; } EXP_MAPPING; struct EXP_MAPPING { DYN_DNS_CLIENT *p_dyndns; int server_index; int alias_index; char *p_exp_url; int is_username; int is_password; int is_alias; int is_ip_addr; } ; Note the diference - removed the EXP_MAPPING on the last line, and kept the semicolon. Cheers!
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Domenico modified a comment on ticket #20
Hi and thanks for your follow up. Just tried. Maybe I've done it wrong but I've commented lines between 649 and 660 (the EXP_MAPPING declaration) of dyndns.h and this leads to another compile error (linked with dyndns.c) arguing about the EXP_MAPPING type being undefined. Before it was declared too much times, now it isn't declared at all. :( UPDATE: I've commented also a forward declaration I haven't noticed before and now something is changed (obviously): it no longer complains about undefined...
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Hi and thanks for your follow up. Just tried. Maybe I've done it wrong but I've commented lines between 649 and 660 (the EXP_MAPPING declaration) of dyndns.h and this leads to another compile error (linked with dyndns.c) arguing about the EXP_MAPPING type being undefined. Before it was declared too much times, now it isn't declared at all. :( UPDATE: I've commented also a forward declaration I haven't noticed before and now something is changed (obviously): it no longer complains about undefined...
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Hi and thanks for your follow up. Just tried. Maybe I've done it wrong but I've commented lines between 649 and 660 (the EXP_MAPPING declaration) of dyndns.h and this leads to another compile error (linked with dyndns.c) arguing about the EXP_MAPPING type being undefined. Before it was declared too much times, now it isn't declared at all. :(
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Maybe I've done it wrong but I've commented lines between 649 and 660 (the EXP_MAPPING declaration) of dyndns.h and this leads to another compile error (linked with dyndns.c) arguing about the EXP_MAPPING type being undefined. Before it was declared too much times, now it isn't declared at all. :(
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In src/dyndns.h at line 660, comment out (remove) the offending variable declaration, EXP_MAPPING. Looks like new gcc compiler is the difference. Send a patch!
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Make issue on Lubuntu Jammy 22.04.1 LTS (multiple definition of 'EXP_MAPPING')
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Thanks for the catch. Much appreciated. Will apply.
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Florian Weimer created ticket #54
C99 compatibility fixes for ip.c
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Thanks! I've uploaded a new servers_additional.cfg - https://sourceforge.net/projects/inadyn-mt/files/servers_add/ Token in --username parameter is good for a workaround what appears to be a dynv6.com parsing error - it fails to parse past an empty parameter, so I'm guessing &token=&token=xxxxxx gets parsed with the first parameter getting the value '&token' instead of the empty string. You might want to report this to dynv6.com. In the meantime, if you prefer to use --password for token, you can...
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inadyn-mt - dynamic DNS client released /servers_add/servers_additional.cfg
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M^3 posted a comment on discussion Help
I just want to point out what I discovered about this: If you are using ipv6@dynv6.com you will have to put your token in the --username field with no password. dual@dynv6.com worked with it in the --password field with no username. Also, on the dual entry, the expected server response is wrong, it should be --svr_rsp_success "addresses updated"
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Thanks for your questions! I think the modularity of an ssl adaptor is a more robust solution.
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ehf7bkng posted a comment on ticket #19
Thanks for the quick response. Are there any plans to add native support for HTTPS, or will stunnel be the only option?
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Right, seems to be https related. Take a look at: https://sourceforge.net/p/inadyn-mt/discussion/751470/thread/3f7c4a6c00/
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DNS-O-Matic update fails following redirect (301)
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some examples.conf clarification
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errata
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fix windows compile
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remove typos from examples.conf
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update examples.conf
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--alias option tagged variables expansion
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merge kress-master to master
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add spdyn.de to man file
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spdyn.de - add response codes, basic auth version
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extract http response header, body
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Merge branch 'master' into kress-master
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use threads_wrapper.h function return type defines
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remove comments
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fix deprecated am init automake
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gcc-10 to master
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function parameter white space
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removed forward, and inadverdent typedef global
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Branch '/branches/1-global-variables-not-compatible-with-gcc-10' created from /trunk:404
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Knud Christiansen posted a comment on ticket #12
I didn't succed in my first try with the stunnel solution. I will give it a try again...
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Use dyndns_server_host, and ip_server_host options when these differ from dyndns_server_name, ip_server_name respectively. I'm not aware of other instances Stunnel does not work.
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HTTPS support for updater server
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added missing comment specifier
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improve default inadyn-mt.conf options/params
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default to sound off, online status check thread on
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--status_interval, --status_offline_interval options without sound on
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added spdyn.de as additional provider
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ip6.me url /api/
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refactor
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ptr check
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gen ip req formatting
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doc maint
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default to no audio output, branch single
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fixed broken wave output libao shutdown, branch single
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doc maint
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removed obsolete servers
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removed obsolete servers
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remove obsolete servers
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remove obsolete servers
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doc maint
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doc maint
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doc maint
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doc maint
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enumerate address list, branch single
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--if_enum branch single
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doc maint
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doc maint
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doc maint
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tabs; comments
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doc maint
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doc maint
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doc maint
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remove obselete servers
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changed type coercion to union; wave header log output
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single branch wave header log output
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doc maint
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single branch wave header log output
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doc maint
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some clean-up
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remove obsolete ddns servers
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changed type coercion to union; wave header log output
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doc maint
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fix single server branch, generic basic auth
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waveout.c shutdown
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EMR88 posted a comment on discussion Help
Bryan--- Thanks for your help and quick response!! Have a good Thanksgiving.
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Ahoy! For encypted only servers like domains.google.com, familiarize yourself with, and use an ssl bridge - I recommend stunnel. Your configuration should be something like: --debug 7 --cache_dir ./ --dyndns_system default@domains.google.com --dyndns_server_name 127.0.0.1:<port> on which you've set up stunnel to listen for connections bridged to domains.google.com:443 #because dyndns_server_name different from host, tell inadyn-mt the host name: --dyndns_server_host domains.google.com --alias <your...
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Ahoy! For encypted only servers like domains.google.com, familiarize yourself with, and use an ssl bridge - I recommend stunnel. Your configuration should be something like: --debug 7 --cache_dir ./ --dyndns_system default@domains.google.com --dyndns_server_name 127.0.0.1:<port on="" set="" bridged="" for="" domains.google.com="" up="" stunnel="" connections="" to="" you've="" which="" listen=""></port> because dyndns_server_name different from host, tell inadyn-mt the host name: --dyndns_server_host...
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I hope to switch to Google Domains so I can use DDNS. I will be installing inadyn-mt on Windows Server 2016 Standard. I want to ensure that my inadyn.conf is correct. For example, are username and password my Google username and password? Do I need the dash("-") in front of each line? Below is what I think the inadyn.conf file should contain. Can someone please confirm that I am correct or let me know what changes I need to make? Thank you. -system default@domains.google.com --username <my google=""...
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schloctalfrictenfreud
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sound off
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fixes, additions, dynv6.com, pairnic.com, duiadns.net
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Log output shows offline detected, for one. What, specifically is wrong? (Show your log output with --debug 7.)
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Dave posted a comment on discussion Help
Hey there! Did you ever get this resolved? I have the same problem and all the posts I've seen people just work around it,
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There's no default@dynv6.com. From extra/servers_additional.conf: #aliases for entries with --svr_auto_dual option (default dual stack), default to ip type 'coupled' dual@dynv6.com --svr_auto_dual --dyndns_server_name dynv6.com --dyndns_server_url /api/update?hostname=($ALIAS)&token=($PASSWORD)&ipv4=($IP_ADD$ dual@dyndns.org --svr_auto_dual --dyndns_server_name members.dyndns.org --dyndns_server_url /nic/update?system=dyndns&hostname= --ip_server_nam$ [snip] ipv4@dynv6.com --dyndns_server_name dynv6.com...
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Arcady modified a comment on discussion Help
Hi! Inadyn show me: Cannot find DDNS provider default@dynv6.com, check your spelling. Thu Apr 19 23:38:09 2018: Error parsing option --system Thu Apr 19 23:38:09 2018: Failed starting daemon: RC_CMD_PARSER_INVALID_OPTION_ARGUMENT Thank you!
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Hi! Inadyn show me: Cannot find DDNS provider dynv6.com, check your spelling. Thu Apr 19 23:38:09 2018: Error parsing option --system Thu Apr 19 23:38:09 2018: Failed starting daemon: RC_CMD_PARSER_INVALID_OPTION_ARGUMENT Thank you!
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Ondrej posted a comment on discussion Help
Managed to make it working using these settings; root@vusolo2:/etc# more inadyn.conf update_period_sec 86400 forced_update_period 86400 background username s.... password q..... dyndns_system default@no-ip.com alias e....... background log_file /var/log/inadyn.log debug 7 verbose 5
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Become root for in /var/log, or put the log somewhere you have write permissions. Cheers!
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Greetings, just trying to run inadyn-mt using this command line: /usr/bin/inadyn-mt --dyndns_system default@no-ip.com -u XYZ_1234 -p XYZ -a XYZ.ddns.net -d 7 --background --log_file /var/log/inadyn.log and in log I have just this line: root@vusolo2:/var/volatile/log# more inadyn.log Fri Apr 6 18:34:43 2018: S:INADYN: Started 'inadyn-mt version 02.18.24' - dynamic DNS updater. Please, how to debug why it is not working? Moreover, if I run /usr/bin/inadyn-mt without any parameters and without any /etc/inadyn.conf...
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Greetings, just trying to run inadyn-mt using this command line: /usr/bin/inadyn-mt --dyndns_system default@no-ip.com -u XYZ_1234 -p XYZ -a XYZ.ddns.net -d 7 --background --log_file /var/log/inadyn.log and in log I have just this line: root@vusolo2:/var/volatile/log# more inadyn.log Fri Apr 6 18:34:43 2018: S:INADYN: Started 'inadyn-mt version 02.18.24' - dynamic DNS updater. Please, how to debug why it is not working? Moreover, if I run /usr/bin/inadyn-mt without any parameters and without any /etc/inadyn.conf...
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David Coyle posted a comment on discussion Help
Ok so while I'm testing this I have Windows Firewall off, router firewall off and ports 80 & 443 forwarded (tcp & udp). I'll reintroduce them granularly when I can get it working. inadyn was having trouble restarting, I think it had a problem with me trying to comment out lines with ; while I was a/b testing. I've reduced the inadyn.conf to --debug 7 --log_file .\inadyn-mt.log --dyndns_server_name localhost:8282 --dyndns_server_host domains.google.com --dyndns_system default@domains.google.com --username...
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