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- OPENDNS UPDATER NOT WORKING WRONG PASSWORD
Note on service passwords: Many dynamic DNS services have an update password, separate from the account password. Users will also enter a list of hostnames (FQDNs) to be updated. Dots, dashes, and underscores allowed, but not at the beginning or end of the string. DNS-O-Matic passwords are 6-20 characters. DNS-O-Matic usernames are 3-25 characters. URL Authentication: For web browsers or utilities (fetch, curl, lwp-request) which parse authentification section in need to enter a DNS-O-Matic username and password. An example would be: SoftwareDev - Fast Update Client - 2.0įailure to use a well-formed and consistent User-Agent string MAY result in failed update requests.
OPENDNS UPDATER NOT WORKING WRONG SOFTWARE
Note: All clients must send a well-formed User-Agent including company name, model number, and software build revision. Update requests must be sent using HTTPS on port 443,
OPENDNS UPDATER NOT WORKING WRONG CODE
Implementors MUST NOT hard code the IP for as they may change from time to time. When sending an update to be sure to always do a DNS query to resolve the IP for this host. DNS-O-Matic will pass back a return pre for the client to parse. All updates are sent using a well-formed HTTP request. When a change in IP address is found or a user alters any of their settings, the client should perform an update. Example:įor clients using OpenDNS, a DNS request for '''' will always return the public IP of the client. Clients can determine the current public IP via the operating system's network stack or via web detection, useful for private IPs (RFC 1918 space).ĭNS-O-Matic operates a web service for detecting the user's public IP, available to clients that work with DNS-O-Matic.Īn HTTP request to will return the public IP of the client.
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This is just a reaching out to give some context on something I found out today, and just wanted to make your team aware.DNS-O-Matic gives dynamic IP address users a simple way to distribute their IP changes to multiple services with a single update. I am not sure if this is due to the updater web server /nic/update?system=dyndns&hostname= &myip= HTTP/1.0 or the ddclient itself.
OPENDNS UPDATER NOT WORKING WRONG PASSWORD
I went and updated my password and removed all special characters except for one, and it seemed to work. After looking through a number of discussions, this thread mentioned that a client (I assumed the OpenDNS updater cannot handle special character, but they require your password to have them :shrug:). Looking at the client request to the server, it seems that it the Authorization: Basic **** header wasn't being honered. Oct 8 14 : 17 : 50 timex ddclient : WARNING : last updated but last attempt on Sun Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 2017 failed. 1 401 Unauthorized Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 timex ddclient : FAILED : Server : nginx Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 timex ddclient : FAILED : Date : Sun, 18 : 17 : 47 GMT Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 timex ddclient : FAILED : Content-Type : text / html charset = UTF-8 Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 timex ddclient : FAILED : Content-Length : 7 Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 timex ddclient : FAILED : Connection : close Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 timex ddclient : FAILED : cache, line 4 : Invalid Value for keyword 'ip' = '' Oct 8 14 : 17 : 50 timex ddclient : WARNING : skipping update of *********** from to **.***.***.**. Oct 8 14 : 17 : 47 timex ddclient : FAILED : updating ***********: authorization failed ( HTTP / 1.