ddns is a PHP script allowing for updates to DNS records. This allows you to run your own dynamic DNS update system similar to public ones like dyndns.com, noip.com, etc. The API is based on the one provided by dyndns.com itself, so it should be compatible with most clients out there.
KISS ... intended for small installations ...
Run own nameserver, i.e. be in control of your zones.
Parameters:
- myip
- hostname
- ...
After some basic option and argument parsing, otca sets up a suitable
temporary environment for the ca(1) command. It then generates and self-signs
a certificate for the CA, handing over the appropriate options. Afterwards
a [certificate signing request][csr] for the server and client is generated
using OpenSSL's req(1) command. These CSRs are then signed by the previously
created CA using the ca(1) command once more. After some conversions (see
pkcs12(1)), the certificates and keys are moved into the specified output
directory. Then the temporary scratch space is removed, including the CA's
private key. This, in essence, renders the CA useless, which is the point of
this concept.
IP detection as described on SPDNS ...
The source code is maintained using git and lives over at [github.com][repo]. Contributions of any kind are highly welcome. The fastest way is to use pull requests, and report bugs or submit feature requests.
In case you are looking for something to work on, you probably want to take a
look at the issue tracker or the TODO file in the project's root
directory.
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