dy.fi package provides script to keep dynamic IP address fresh for DNS service https://www.dy.fi provides.
Two commands
Two commands will be added to buildout.
./bin/dyfi
./bin/dyfi-last-updated
Example of dyfi command:
./bin/dyfi -u USERACCOUNT -p PASSWORD hostname.com hostname.org
USERACCOUNT and PASSWORD are same as what you use for https://www.dy.fi/ site log in.
You can pass multiple host names separated with a space, here they are hostname.com and hostname.org.
You can check the last updated time of IP address:
./bin/dyfi-last-updated
Changelog
0.2 (2014-09-18)
Use ipgetter to get your server global IP rather than from one server. [taito]
0.1 (2012-09-15)
Initial release. [taito]
1 maintainer
Metadata
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