dyn-nsupdate: Self-made DynDNS
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Introduction
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cd nsupd-wrapper
mkdir -p build
cd build
- cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
- -DDYNNSUPDATE_CONFIG_FILE=/var/lib/bind/dyn-nsupdate.conf
+ DIR=/var/lib/bind
+ cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DDYNNSUPDATE_CONFIG_FILE=$DIR/dyn-nsupdate.conf
make
This should compile the binary ``dyn-nsupdate``. If you want to put the files in
another directory, change the configuration file name accordingly. You can now
install it and the sample configuration file, and set their permissions::
- sudo install dyn-nsupdate /var/lib/bind/dyn-nsupdate -o bind -g bind -m +rx,u+ws
- sudo install ../../dyn-nsupdate.conf /var/lib/bind/dyn-nsupdate.conf -o bind -g bind -m u+rw
+ sudo install dyn-nsupdate $DIR/dyn-nsupdate -o bind -g bind -m +rx,u+ws
+ sudo install ../../dyn-nsupdate.conf.dist $DIR/dyn-nsupdate.conf -o bind -g bind -m u+rw
Finally, edit the config file. The format should be pretty self-explanatory. In
-particular, *change the password*!
+particular, **change the password**!
Now, let's go on with the CGI scripts. They are using Python 2, so make sure you
have that installed. There are two scripts: One is used for clients to detect
That's it! Your server is now configured. You can use ``curl`` to test your
setup::
- curl 'https://ns.example.com/update?domain=test.dyn.example.com&password=some_secure_password&ip=127.0.0.1'
+ DOMAIN=test.dyn.example.com
+ PW=some_secure_password
+ curl 'https://ns.example.com/update?domain=$DOMAIN&password=$PW&ip=127.0.0.1'
Client setup (using the script)
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