dyngo.conf

   1 # Config file for dingo dyndns client
   2 # Section name can be anything - it is for your convinience
   3 # parameters - hostname - name to send to server
   4 # network - IP network where this name belonks to
   5 # server - url of dyndns server
   6 [dingo]
   7 # In seconds
   8 interval=60
   9 database=/var/lib/dingo/dingo.db
  10 loglevel=INFO
  11 # Trusted certicicate store can be
  12 # either file with lots of certificates or directory.
  13 # In later case it should be hashed
  14 # by ca_hash utility from openssl
  15 ca=/etc/ssl/certs
  16 #
  17 # I'm not really sure that dyndns.org supports IPv6 and AAAA records.
  18 # but my own dyndns server does and that's enough for me
  19 #
  20 #[public ipv6]
  21 #hostname=roaming-laptop.examlple.conf
  22 #network=::/0
  23 #server=https://member.dyndns.org/v3/update
  24 #user=dyndnsuser
  25 #password=verySecretPas
  26 #
  27 #[public ipv4]
  28 #hostname=roaming-laptop.examlple.conf
  29 #network=0.0.0.0/0
  30 #server=https://member.dyndns.org/v3/update
  31 #user=dyndnsuser
  32 #password=verySecretPas
  33 #
  34 # Note that following two examples use same dyndns server
  35 # and same hostname. If it is your case, it's up to you to make sure
  36 # that your laptop wouldn't try to connect to corporate VPN from inside
  37 # office network
  38 #
  39 #[corporate vpn]
  40 #hostname=roaming-laptop.employees.local
  41 #network=192.168.24.0/24
  42 #server=http://server.local/dyndns
  43 #user=j.doe
  44 #password=SomeMoreSecretPassword
  45 #[corporate wifi]
  46 #hostname=roaming-laptop.employees.local
  47 #network=192.168.25.0/24
  48 #server=http://server.local/dyndns
  49 #user=j.doe
  50 #password=SomeMoreSecretPassword