27 replies to this topic

[ARNOLD65]

hello. i don't find inadyn in the menu of my box wiht open pli. Where is?

thanks

[pieterg]

it's not a plugin, it's a linux daemon.

install it from the feed:

opkg update
opkg install inadyn-mt

and adjust /etc/inadyn.conf according to your wishes

[ARNOLD65]

thanks

[Multytenne]

dear Pieterg

I have installed inadyn on the dreambox dm800 HD SE as you indicated.
and that was successfully installed.
I have found the inadyn.conf file in /etc
I modified it (with the smae config file that was working on another dreambox).


But it is like the proces is not started ...?
Is there a graphics application icon on openpli where it can be started ?
Or how do I start it ?
I hope I do not have to manually add it into initd ?


THanks,
multytenne.

When I do a ps I do not see the deamon running, it is not in the list.

Edited by Multytenne, 17 February 2013 - 11:39.

[Multytenne]

My inadyn.conf looks like this :

#!/bin/sh
DAEMON=/usr/bin/inadyn
NAME=inadyn
INADYN_ON=1
INADYN_USERNAME=my-username
INADYN_PASSWORD=my-password
INADYN_ALIAS=my-domainname
UPDATE_PERIOD=600000
FORCED_UPDATE_PERIOD_ON=1
FORCED_UPDATE_PERIOD=6000000
IP_SERVER_NAME_ON=0
IP_SERVER_NAME='checkip.dyndns.org /'
LOG_FILE_ON=1
LOG_NAME=/var/log/inadyn.log
DYN_SYSTEM_ON=1
DYN_SYSTEM=default@no-ip.com
test -f $DAEMON || exit 0
set -e
case "$1" in
start)
if [ $INADYN_ON -ne 0 ]; then
ARGS="-u $INADYN_USERNAME -p $INADYN_PASSWORD -a $INADYN_ALIAS --update_period $UPDATE_PERIOD"
if [ $FORCED_UPDATE_PERIOD_ON = 1 ]; then
ARGS="$ARGS --forced_update_period $FORCED_UPDATE_PERIOD"
fi
if [ $IP_SERVER_NAME_ON = 1 ]; then
ARGS="$ARGS --ip_server_name $IP_SERVER_NAME"
fi
if [ $LOG_FILE_ON = 1 ]; then
ARGS="$ARGS --log_file $LOG_NAME"
fi
if [ $LOG_FILE_ON = 2 ]; then
ARGS="$ARGS --syslog"
fi
if [ $DYN_SYSTEM_ON -ne 0 ]; then
ARGS="$ARGS --dyndns_system $DYN_SYSTEM"
fi
echo -n "starting InaDyn..."
start-stop-daemon -S -b -n $NAME -a $DAEMON -- $ARGS
echo "done."
fi
;;
stop)
echo -n "stopping InaDyn... "
start-stop-daemon -o -K -n $NAME
[ -e $LOG_NAME ] && rm -rf $LOG_NAME
echo "done."
;;
restart)
$0 stop
$0 start
;;
reload)
echo -n "reloading InaDyn... "
killall -HUP $NAME
echo "done."
;;
*)
echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart|reload}"
exit 1
;;
esac
exit 0

[Multytenne]

ik heb gemerkt dat de inadyn van openpli verschillend is dan die van gemini.
De image is niet dezlefde size en op openpli heet die inadyn-mt

op mijn andere dreambox (gemini) heet ie inadyn

ik heb dus de 2 files van de gemini dreambox gecopieerd naarde openpli dreambox
dus
inadyn naar /usr/bin en chmod van 755 gedaan
en dan de inadyn.sh gecopieerd naar /var/etc/init.d/inadyn.sh en ook een chmod 755

maar...ik krijg geen log file te zien in /var/log en het proces start ook niet.

Wat doe ik verkeer ?
Het is een copy en paste van de ene linux box naar de andere....zou toch moeten werken dacht ik ?

Edited by Multytenne, 17 February 2013 - 12:36.

[fotjon]

Its Dyndns plugin and works ok

[Multytenne]

Ik heb de exe en config file van de dreambox waar het wel op werkt (die gemini draait) gecopieerd naar de openpli box.
Maar daar draait het niet op hoor...hij start niet.
Weet niet hoe het komt.

[hemertje]

this is English section!

[kermith]

it's not a plugin, it's a linux daemon.

install it from the feed:

opkg update
opkg install inadyn-mt

and adjust /etc/inadyn.conf according to your wishes

 

Hi,

I'm trying the opkg update, but getting the following:

 

 

Downloading http://downloads.pli...ty/Packages.gz.

Downloading http://downloads.pli...ll/Packages.gz.

Downloading http://dl.dropbox.co...se/Packages.gz.

Downloading http://dl.dropbox.co...el/Packages.gz.

Collected errors:

 * opkg_download: Failed to download http://downloads.pli...ty/Packages.gz, wget returned 255.

 * opkg_download: Failed to download http://downloads.pli...ll/Packages.gz, wget returned 255.

 * opkg_download: Failed to download http://dl.dropbox.co...se/Packages.gz, wget returned 255.

 * opkg_download: Failed to download http://dl.dropbox.co...el/Packages.gz, wget returned 255.

 

 

What am I doing wrong?

 

/JJ

[WanWizard]

You're running OpenPLi 2.1. That build is still broken due to a buildserver crash a few days ago.

 

But you have a DM800SE, so you should upgrade to OpenPLi 3.0.

[kermith]

Thanks for your answer. What makes OpenPLi 3.0 better than OpenPLi 2.1?

[WanWizard]

New OE environment, new kernel. Which for example means better (USB) device support.

And it means the latest Enigma, including all fixes and improvements made since we switched to 3.0.

[Alex_NL]

Can I use Inadyn for updating no-ip too?
In the inadyn.cfg I can't figure out how.

 

# What kind of host is being updated? Choices are dyndns@dyndns.org, statdns@dyndns.org, custom@dyndns.org

 

So only dyndns?

[SpaceRat]

Actually, inadyn is outdated, broken and does not support IPv6.

It should be replaced by inadyn-mt.

[Alex_NL]

Actually, inadyn is outdated, broken and does not support IPv6.

It should be replaced by inadyn-mt.

As mentioned in message #2 I have installed inadyn-mt.
Still don't know how to set it up for no-ip. Other plugin that updates to no-ip is OK too.

[SpaceRat]

As mentioned in message #2 I have installed inadyn-mt.
Still don't know how to set it up for no-ip. Other plugin that updates to no-ip is OK too.

inadyn-mt reads /etc/inadyn-mt.conf not /etc/inadyn.conf

Well, unless it was patched to ...

It's quite hard to follow a thread with a mixture of languages


Besides that, the only other possible problem that comes to my mind is the multi-service patch:
inadyn was originally made for exactly one (1) service.

In order to support updates to multiple services inside just one config file a patch to inadyn-mt exists which uses this trick:
As soon as you specifiy a new service name, it's considered to be the beginning of a new section ...

On the other hand, dyndns.org is compiled in as default service ...

This means:
With the multi-service-patch, you are configuring dyndns.org until you specify no-ip.com as service.
Without the multi-service-patch, the whole file is considered just one section and a postfix dyndns_system settings gets applied to previous settings ...

To keep things clean, simply always start with the service, that way it works with and without the patch.

So it should work this way:

background 
log_file /var/log/inadyn.log 
dyndns_system default@no-ip.com 
alias <Your no-ip Hostname>
username <blah>
password <blubb>
update_period_sec 60 
forced_update_period 86400 

Note that "dyndns_system default@no-ip.com" appears before any setting for it.

Edited by SpaceRat, 15 May 2014 - 11:27.

[Pr2]

Hi,

 

Here is the content of my inadyn.conf on Openpli4.

 

--username XXXXXXXXXXXXX
--password XXXXXXXXXXXX
--alias XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
--dyndns_server_name XXXXXXXXXXX
--dyndns_server_url /nic/update?
--log_file /tmp/inadyn.log
--verbose 5
--background

[Alex_NL]

I have used Inadyn in the past on my DM800HD. At that time I had also a no-ip account.
When the plugin wasn't available anymore I switched to Dyndns.
Now that Dyn has forced me to change again I hoped to use Inadyn again.
I understand that I have to edit inadyn.cfg (there is no inadyn-mt.cfg) but didn't know what to change to make it work for no-ip.

So I simply replace the default@dyndns.com for default@no-ip.org ?
Even though my domainname is zapto.org?

[SpaceRat]

So I simply replace the default@dyndns.com for default@no-ip.org ?

Basically, yes.

Even though my domainname is zapto.org?

See
alias <Your no-ip Hostname>

So it would be
dyndns_system default@no-ip.com
alias <blah>.zapto.org

plus your username and pasword of course ...