MAN page from Fedora 4 INADYNSection: System management commands (8) Updated: October, 2004 NAMEinadyn - a client for open DNS servers. SYNOPSIS inadyn[-h --help] [-u --username username] [-p -- password password] [-a --alias[,hash] alias,hash[-a --alias[,hash] another_alias,the_other_hash. ]] [--input_file path/name] [--ip_server_name server[:port] url] [--dyndns_server_name[:port] server[:port]] [--dyndns_system service] [--proxy_server[:port] proxy[:port]] [--update_period ms] [--update_period_sec sec] [--forced_update_period sec] [--log_file path/name] [--background] [--verbose level] [--iterations iterations] [--syslog]] [--change_persona uid[:gid]] DESCRIPTION inadynis a client for `open' name servers. That is, it let the user have anInternet recognized name for his machine by transferring to him somecontrol over a name server that he does not manage. Some of the services that are offered by those open name servers are free of charge, and work even when the client machine does not have a staticIP.The name servers that are supported by inaynare:and Its basic operation is to periodically check whether the actual IPof the client machine is the same one that is recorded in the nameserver, and update the name server records when there is a mismatch.

OPTIONS -h, --help Print a summary of the options to inadynand exit. -u, --username The username, if applicable. This might be referred to as hash. -p, --password The password, if applicable. -a, --alias[,hash] A host name alias. This option can appear multiple times, for eachdomain that has the same IP.

--input_file The file name that contains inadyn command options exactly as specified inthe command line syntax (adds to those already present in the cmdline). The default configuration file name is '/etc/inadyn.conf'. It islooked at automatically if inadynis called without any command line options. The format is as expectedfor a **NIX config the hash character is used to comment entirelines. Spaces are ingored. The long options may be specified without -- if placed at the beginning of the line.

--ip_server_name[:port] url The client IP is detected by calling 'url' from this 'ip_server_name:port'.Defaults to checkip.dyndns.org:80 /. --dyndns_server_name[:port] The server that receives the update DNS requests.

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When no proxy is specified it is sufficient to set thedyndns_system so that the default servers will be taken. The option is useful for generic DynDNS services that support HTTP update. --dyndns_server_url name The update path inside the DynDNS server.

--dyndns_system An optional DNS service. For the acceptable services are one of, statdnsAATTdyndns.orgor customAATTdyndns.org. There is only one acceptable service for, which is.

Other services are:, customAATThttp_svr_basic_auth. The default service is dyndnsAATTdyndns.org, which is believed to be used by most users, at leastinitially. --proxy_server[:port] An http proxy server name and port. The default is none.

--update_period How often the IP is checked. This value denotes millisecond (There are1000 milliseconds in one second). The default is about 1 minute. Themaximum is 10 days. --update_period_sec How often the IP is checked. Here the value denotes seconds.

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--forced_update_period How often the IP should be updated even if it is not changed. The timeshould be given in seconds. --log_file The name, including the full path, of a log file. --background run in background. Output is sent to the UNIX syslog facilities or to a log file, if one was specified.

--verbose Set the debug level, which is an integer between 0 to 5. --iterations Set the number of DNS updates.

The default is 0, which means infinity. --syslog Explicitly sending the output to a syslog like file, such as /var/log/messages.

--change_persona uid[:gid] After init changes user ID and group ID to the provided ones. This allows dropping unneeded [root] privileges after startup.