Windows/UNIX clients: Inadyn: Multi-platform multi-service client, runs on lots of different operating systems: inadyn-mt: Supports multiple service instances for. Install Configure Inadyn Linux Games New Skin MX Sky. Line By Matrix. New Bootlogo IOS 7 Style by mikark* Support wmv, wma, asf media file (duo, solo and uno have to be enabled in Bh. Ansible role to install and configure inadyn. Contribute to ansible-inadyn development by creating an account on GitHub.

• / • Linux Update Client: inadyn Linux Update Client: inadyn inadyn is a C based client used to update DNS entries. This client works with all of our services as well as services provided by some of our competitors.

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IP Detection inadyn supports detecting the public IP address via our service. System Compatibility inadyn officially runs on Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, and OpenBSD. Configuration File – Generate your conf file after reading how to run inadyn inadyn can be configured by command line options or by a configuration file. A default configuration file is /etc/inadyn.conf under Unix systems. The location of the config file can be given to inadyn via the --input_file option. Example 1 inadyn can be run directly from the command line like so: inadyn --username test --password test --update_period_sec 600 --alias test.homeip.net inadyn -u test -p test --update_period_sec 600 --dyndns_system custom@dyndns.org --alias your.domain.tld Example 2 Here is a basic template which provides the various options available. Update_period_sec 600 # Check for a new IP every 600 seconds # Enter your Dyn username and password here username your-login # your Dyn username password your-password # your Dyn password # What kind of host is being updated?

Choices are dyndns@dyndns.org, statdns@dyndns.org, custom@dyndns.org dyndns_system dyndns@dyndns.org alias your-dynamic-host.dyndns.org alias another-dynamic-host.homeip.net Example 3 Here is a minimal inadyn.conf file designed to update a single dynamic DNS host. # Basic configuration file for inadyn # # /etc/inadyn.conf update_period_sec 600 # Check for a new IP every 600 seconds username test password test dyndns_system dyndns@dyndns.org alias test.homeip.net Issues To Be Aware Of • The DynDNS update protocol supports MX, BACKMX, WILDCARD and OFFLINE options, but inadyn does not support these. Entering these options in the inadyn.conf file will result in inadyn failing.

Recolored 1.1.0 Keygen. • inadyn currently only supports updates via http. Updates over https are not supported at this time. • inadyn only supports updating hosts for one system type at a time. Dyndns, statdns, and custom cannot be mixed within the same configuration file. • Running inadyn from the command line is a security risk because your password will show up in the process table. Be careful if you run it on a machine with multiple users.

Bryan Hoover 2008-05-19 13:17:53 EDT The latest version is 2.12.01: -safer memory, with program abort on allocation error -language strings file default location override parameter -unchecked pointers, checked -- had core dump if setlocale returned null; though a rare instance, now effectively paranoid, I can say, to my knowledge, all pointers not tracable to a hard coded value, or constant are checked -fixed program version parameter output Shortly, a new release will change program executible name from inadyn to inadyn-mt. Bryan Hoover 2008-06-18 03:27:10 EDT Greetings! There's a new version too: I don't plan adding anything in the immediate future. Though I'm trying to decide about a cross platform library/wrapper for an optional GUI.

These are the Linux related changes since 2.12.01: -forced update period adjusted accordingly in event of USR1 -- failed user signaled update will cause forced updates to be late by time took to do user signaled updates -main loop iterations condition rendered so increment, and related exit, on success only, as in original inadyn -added ip update trigger, via SIGUSR1 -Executibles, output, and docs changed from inadyn to inadyn-mt to reflect program version. -updated inadyn-mt man files' original inadyn homepage to -changed default config file from /etc/inadyn.conf to /etc/inadyn-mt/inadyn-mt.conf. Bryan Hoover 2008-06-18 14:07:58 EDT Mmm. Well, I changed the name of the program when forked, so I figured it would be best to change related items - though I'm happy to abide by whatever the convention in such cases. Neither inadyn-advanced, nor inadyn authors were responsive to patching before hand. I'm open to suggestions.

Presently, sourceforge has a hosted inadyn which is designated as a uCLinux port, so I could not rename it inadyn. I don't know if you were aware that there was this sourceforge hosted inadyn. As such, I imagine, among your deliberations, you may want to consider that as well. Jochen Schmitt 2008-07-27 14:12:07 EDT (In reply to ) >=== Issues === >1. I'd say that a versioned obsolete would be safer, but I'll trust your >judgement, especially as inadyn seems to have disappeared (I cannot find >anything useful at ) and inadyn-advanced had it's >last version released in 2006 My aim is to obsolete inadyn and replace it by inadyn-mt. Please ping upstream to include the license in the package.

Actually I could >do it now (:) ): Bryan, would you take care of that for the next release, please? Is done in the most current release. There is no provision in the spec file for handling locales. Fortunately the >source contains only one translation, English (lang/eng.lng). However I am not >sure that%find_lang can handle the approach for locales used by this application.%find_lang doesn't works.

Latest version is 2.12.20, the src.rpm contains 2.12.18. Not mandatory, but >it would be nice to update your package, especially as the changelog mentions a >fix about help usage. I have updated to 2.12.22. Any particular reason to not use parallel make?

If yes, please comment it in >the spec; otherwise please adjust the spec file No, perhaps in the past they may be an issue, but not now. New Upload: Spec URL: SRPM URL. Manuel wolfshant 2008-07-27 16:49:51 EDT ref #9: Bryan, you have included the file corresponding to GPL v3, but most of the source files claim GPLv2 or later. Since there are substantial differences between v2 and v3, could you please confirm that you really want the project to be released under GPLv3? Note that, according to, simply including the gpl.txt in the tarball is not enough. Quoting from that page: Q: How do I figure out what version of the GPL/LGPL my package is under? A: The short answer is to look at the source.

Here is the long answer: COPYING does not signal licensing intent (it might not seem intuitive, but this is what Red Hat legal told us, and we're going by that). Anglo Chinese Manual Of The Amoy Dialect Quiz. The order of operations goes like this: 1.

What does the code say? If it specifies a version, that's what it is.

Jochen: the src.rpm you have uploaded has MD5 errors. I have recreated the src.rpm using the new spec and the source downloaded from sf.net and everything seems mostly OK. Please find below the rpmlint rpmlint of the source RPM: inadyn-mt.src:21: W: unversioned-explicit-obsoletes inadyn inadyn-mt.src:22: W: unversioned-explicit-provides inadyn ->both are intended as such inadyn-mt.src: W: mixed-use-of-spaces-and-tabs (spaces: line 1, tab: line 4) ->cosmetic. Rpmlint of inadyn-mt.x86_64: W: wrong-file-end-of-line-encoding /usr/share/doc/inadyn-mt-2.12.22/COPYING ->classic case of cr/lf usage; anyway, what's the reason for modifying the filename from gpl.txt to COPYING? Gpl.txt is just as valid. Inadyn-mt.x86_64: E: non-readable /etc/inadyn.conf 0600 ->already discussed and acceptable inadyn-mt.x86_64: W: incoherent-init-script-name inadyn ->already discussed and acceptable Starting the program gives Starting inadyn: Sun Jul 27 23:: W:LANG: Cannot open language file.

Will use english defaults, or default override (--lang_file.) Is it intended? Bryan Hoover 2008-07-28 04:38:56 EDT Hello, I see no problem with upgrading the license to version 3. I welcome feedback though. That is, do you, or anyone who happens to be 'listening' in, know of any reason simply upgrading to version 3 could be a problem? My reading is that version 3 license is less restrictive than version 2. To clarify, I've changed the relevant source files' license notice to read, 'either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.' I'll await your feedback before putting up another version.

Regards, Bryan PS The program expects the language file is either in /etc/inadyn-mt/lang, or the program will search for directory, lang, from current working directory, up to /inadyn-mt. Manuel wolfshant 2008-07-28 21:21:09 EDT Technically, now I'd say that there are no problems with the new spec. Unfortunately I get Error 404 - Not found Die angegebene Seite konnte nicht gefunden werden. When trying to download the src.rpm.

I'll try later today to build locally the src.rpm using upstream's sources The only problem is that I have looked over all the src/* files from v02.12.22 and they either have no license info at all, or claim GPLv2+. According to our guidelines what's in the individual source files wins, so the mere presence of the gpl.txt corresponding to GPL v3 does not make the project GPLv3. Therefore, unless I am very mistaken, the license field must be GPLv2+.

I would appreciate a second opinion here. Ref: AFAIK, you cannot relicence the older sources (which were not written by you) from v2+ to v3 without the approval of the previous devs.

Of course, this does not apply to the bits written by yourself. Jochen Schmitt 2008-07-29 11:29:21 EDT Sorry for your issues on downloading the packages. I have uploaded it again and have double checked the upload to be sure, that all should works fine.

Relating of the GPLv3 discussion. On inadyn-mt.sf.net Bryan Hoover is declared as the admin of the inadyn-mt project. So as long as all the sources from this project was written my him, he has the right to relicense the code to the terms of GPLv3.

If not, he needs the permissions of the original copyright holder of this foreign sources. New Upload: Spec URL: SRPM URL.

Bryan Hoover 2008-07-29 12:32:09 EDT I was unsure about the two base64 related files regarding copyright. The original author, Marc Niegowski, responded to my question on whether I could license under GPL, and has given his permission. I've adjusted the files accordingly. My files, I've copyrighted under GPL v3. All other files remain under GPL v2.

I've replaced gpl.txt, with COPYING, and it contains GNU GPL version 3. I commited these changes to cvs. If this look right, I'll put up a new version including source changes: -program abort flag check fixed -GNU GPL related issues addressed -calloc safe_mem wrap Regards, Bryan.