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README tuning
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Ralf Jung
<post@ralfj.de>
Wed, 7 Jan 2015 19:22:07 +0000
(20:22 +0100)
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Ralf Jung
<post@ralfj.de>
Wed, 7 Jan 2015 19:22:07 +0000
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Client setup (using the script)
You can find the client script at ``client-scripts/dyn-ns-client``. It requires
Python 3. Copy that script to the machine that should be available under the
dynamic domain. Also copy the sample configuration file ``dyn-ns-client.conf.dist`` to
You can find the client script at ``client-scripts/dyn-ns-client``. It requires
Python 3. Copy that script to the machine that should be available under the
dynamic domain. Also copy the sample configuration file ``dyn-ns-client.conf.dist`` to
-``$HOME/.config/dyn-nsupdate/dyn-ns-client.conf
.dist
``. (You can choose another
-name, but then you will have to tell the script about it
).
That file contains
+``$HOME/.config/dyn-nsupdate/dyn-ns-client.conf``. (You can choose another
+name, but then you will have to tell the script about it
.)
That file contains
comments that should explain everything. Note that the script can update a list
comments that should explain everything. Note that the script can update a list
-of domain names, in case you need the machine to have several names
(i
t is
+of domain names, in case you need the machine to have several names
. I
t is
preferable to use a CNAME instead, this will reduce the number of updates
preferable to use a CNAME instead, this will reduce the number of updates
-performed in the zone
)
.
+performed in the zone.
To run the script regularly, simply set up a cronjob. You can do so by running
``crontab -e``, and add a line as follows::
To run the script regularly, simply set up a cronjob. You can do so by running
``crontab -e``, and add a line as follows::