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2009-12-13
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#12
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http://ipcheck.sourceforge.net/
Create file /etc/network/if-up.d/dyndns:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/where/you/keep/pythonscript
python ipcheck.py -i gprs0 username password domain.dyndns.org
chmod 755 /etc/network/if-up.d/dyndns
First time, run manually:
python ipcheck.py --makedat -i gprs0 username password domain.dyndns.org
So it created it's data file.
And now you have autoupdating dyndns on the phone.. happy SSHing
Create file /etc/network/if-up.d/dyndns:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/where/you/keep/pythonscript
python ipcheck.py -i gprs0 username password domain.dyndns.org
chmod 755 /etc/network/if-up.d/dyndns
First time, run manually:
python ipcheck.py --makedat -i gprs0 username password domain.dyndns.org
So it created it's data file.
And now you have autoupdating dyndns on the phone.. happy SSHing
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2009-12-29
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@ Finland
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#13
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I did just what Crocodile suggested, manual run worked nice, but booting up the device didn't work as I supposed it should have, dyndns didn't update. Also, is it possible to get the script update each time connection is re-established and the ip changes, not just when network comes up?
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2009-12-29
, 11:47
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@ Helsinki
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#14
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Originally Posted by Soulfarmer
Same here. The script does not seem to get run (running with -l creates no log file).
I did just what Crocodile suggested, manual run worked nice, but booting up the device didn't work as I supposed it should have, dyndns didn't update. Also, is it possible to get the script update each time connection is re-established and the ip changes, not just when network comes up?
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2009-12-30
, 20:21
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@ Finland
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#15
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I had to change the first row
#!/bin/bash
to
#!/bin/sh
and then the script worked correctly. Don't know although does it work each time I disconnect gprs-connection. At least the shell-script works now.
EDIT: yeah, now it works like I think it should work. Really nice. Only dynds-domain to remember now. Thanks a LOT!
#!/bin/bash
to
#!/bin/sh
and then the script worked correctly. Don't know although does it work each time I disconnect gprs-connection. At least the shell-script works now.
EDIT: yeah, now it works like I think it should work. Really nice. Only dynds-domain to remember now. Thanks a LOT!
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That that doesn't kill you, is going to hurt like hell. Or leave a scar.
I am not a coder, not a tablet heavy user, N900 is first one for me.
My only asset in here is cool head and common sense.
Stupidity is the thing I hate the most.
That that doesn't kill you, is going to hurt like hell. Or leave a scar.
I am not a coder, not a tablet heavy user, N900 is first one for me.
My only asset in here is cool head and common sense.
Stupidity is the thing I hate the most.
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2009-12-31
, 13:37
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#16
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Yup, yes, always always use #!/bin/sh for scripts that don't require bash-specific features. And try to avoid needing such features in the first place, if possible. #!/bin/bash isn't something script-writers should use as their default script heading.
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2010-01-03
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#17
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Originally Posted by Crocodile
I have modified your script so that it checks for the network interface and logs everything in a file. This works with GPRS and WLAN:
http://ipcheck.sourceforge.net/
Create file /etc/network/if-up.d/dyndns:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/where/you/keep/pythonscript
python ipcheck.py -i gprs0 username password domain.dyndns.org
chmod 755 /etc/network/if-up.d/dyndns
First time, run manually:
python ipcheck.py --makedat -i gprs0 username password domain.dyndns.org
So it created it's data file.
And now you have autoupdating dyndns on the phone.. happy SSHing
Code:
#!/bin/sh
interface=`ifconfig | grep -iE "(wlan0|gprs0)" | awk '{print $1}'`
echo "$(date) - $interface $ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE" >> /var/log/dyndns.log
sleep 10
echo "$(date) - $interface $ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE" >> /var/log/dyndns.log
cd /home/user/apps/
case "$interface" in
gprs0)
while [ -z "$(ifconfig gprs0 | grep inet | awk '{print substr($2,6,length($2))}')" ]
do
echo "$(date) - No IP yet for gprs0" >> /var/log/dyndns.log
sleep 2
done
python ipcheck.py -v -i gprs0 USER PASSWORD DynDNSHOST >> /var/log/dyndns.log
;;
wlan0)
while [ -z "$(ifconfig wlan0 | grep inet | awk '{print substr($2,6,length($2))}')" ]
do
echo "$(date) - No IP yet for wlan0" >> /var/log/dyndns.log
sleep 2
done
python ipcheck.py -v -i wlan0 -r checkip.dyndns.org:8245 USER PASSWORD DynDNSHOST >> /var/log/dyndns.log
;;
*)
echo "$(date) - No interface found!" >> /var/log/dyndns.log
;;
esac
echo " " >> /var/log/dyndns.log
exit 0
btw: Is the connection from the Python script secured or will my credentials transferred without any encryption?
Last edited by DaSilva; 2010-01-15 at 07:28.
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2010-01-19
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#18
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I played around with this and even created an installable package Check: http://maemo-experience.blogspot.com...e-on-n900.html
What I need now is a GUI to edit the values of dyndns hostname, username and password.
Check: http://maemo-experience.blogspot.com...e-on-n900.htmlWhat I need now is a GUI to edit the values of dyndns hostname, username and password.
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2010-01-19
, 11:48
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#19
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Which script have you used for this? Crocodiles version only with grps0 support or my version for grps0 and wlan0 support?
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2010-01-19
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#20
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Originally Posted by DaSilva
None of the above
Which script have you used for this? Crocodiles version only with grps0 support or my version for grps0 and wlan0 support?
I actually wrote the script about a month ago when I got the phone - just threw it in a debian package (mostly because I wanted to figure out how to do that).What I am currently doing is using ipcheck.py's built-in feature where it can query the external IP address.
It goes something like:
./ipcheck.py -l -r checkip.dyndns.org:8245 $DYNDNS_USER $DYNDNS_PASSWORD $DYNDNS_HOSTNAME
Anyway - the package should only install 3 files really:
/etc/ipcheckrc
/etc/network/if-up.d/ipcheck
/opt/ipcheck/ipcheck.py
/etc/ipcheckrc is empty by default and if a /home/user/.ipcheckrc exists - that one will be used instead.
But first I want to figure out how to hack a simple gui to configure the 3 necessary values from the GUI.
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