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UPDATEDD-WRAPPER.CONF(5)      Configuration Files     UPDATEDD-WRAPPER.CONF(5)


NAME

       updatedd-wrapper.conf - configuration file for updatedd-wrapper


DESCRIPTION

       This is the configuration file of updatedd-wrapper, a perl program to
       execute updatedd.
       By default it is at /etc, /usr/etc or /usr/local/etc.

       This file simply consists of two kinds of blocks which starts with '{'
       and ends with '}'. The first kind is the login block which should only
       appear once. It contains your login information and has to be at the
       beginning of the file.  The syntax within this block is as follows:
       alias = "login";
       Alias is just an identifier for your login. Mostly "login" should be
       "user:pass", but look at `updatedd <service> -- --help' to be sure,
       because there are some exceptions like regfish. Notice that each line
       has to end with ';'.

       The second kind of blocks is the service block which tells
       updatedd-wrapper what account should be updated and how it should be
       updated.  This block type can appear as often as you want. It has to
       start with the name of the service and after that 'active' or
       'disabled' in brackets.  On disabled the block will be ignored by
       updatedd-wrapper.

       Each block has to contain the following arguments:

       login  with an alias for your login

       hostnames
              hostnames without 'http://' to update (space seperated and in
              quotation marks)

       The following options can be included:

       ip-addr
              ipv4:`/path/to/script` OR ipv6:`/path/to/script`
              The script should print the ip address to stdout. This option is
              highly recommend, because the ip address won't be cached without
              it!
              See /usr/[local/]share/updatedd/ for additional scripts.

       use-syslog
              print messages to syslog (yes or no, default is yes)

       options
              extra options for the service (see 'updatedd <service> --
              --help' for help)

       force  this will force the update of your ddns record (cache entries
              will be ignored)


EXAMPLES

       login {
            dyndns_1   = "user:pass";
            regfish_1  = "TOKEN=token";
            regfish_2  = "STD=user:pass";
            ods_1      = "user:pass";
       };

       dyndns(active) {
            login      = dyndns_1;
            hostnames  = "host1.dyndns.org host2.dyndns.org";
            ip-addr    = ipv4:`/usr/local/share/updatedd/ipserv.pl dyndns`;
            use-syslog = yes;
            options    = "--with-backmx --wildcard on";
       #    force;
       }
       regfish(active) {
            login      = regfish_1;
            hostnames  = "host1.org host2.org";
            ip-addr    = ipv4:`/usr/local/share/updatedd/ipserv.pl regfish`;
            use-syslog = yes;
            options    = "--ismx";
       #    force;
       }
       regfish(active) {
            login      = regfish_2;
            hostnames  = "host3.org";
            ip-addr    = ipv4:`/usr/local/share/updatedd/ipserv.pl regfish`;
            use-syslog = no;
       #    force;
       }
       ods(disabled) {
            login      = ods_1;
            hostnames  = "host1.ods.org host2.ods.org";
            ip-addr    = ipv4:`/usr/local/share/updatedd/interface.pl ppp0`;
            use-syslog = yes;
       #    force;
       }


FILES

       etc/updatedd-wrapper.conf


SEE ALSO

       Look at /usr/share/doc/updatedd for further documentation (distributed
       by updatedd-doc) and at /usr/share/updatedd for additional scripts.

       updatedd(1), updatedd-wrapper(1)

Philipp Benner                    March 2004          UPDATEDD-WRAPPER.CONF(5)

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