DynDynDong is a ruby written client to update dynamic dns and it supports many services. I know, there are inadyn and other shit, but they are totally crappy and limitated. Name is inspired to Gunther - Ding Ding Dong.
You can see some working examples in examples directory.
DynDynDong::Afraid has:
- host - It accept 2 arguments, domain and hash, in order.
DynDynDong::DynDNS has:
- username - It accept 1 argument, the username.
- password - It accept 1 argument, the password.
- host - It accept 1 argument, the domain to update.
- offline - It accept 1 argument, the domain to hide, only premium.
DynDynDong::NoIp has:
- username - It accept 1 argument, the username.
- password - It accept 1 argument, the password.
- host - It accept 1 argument, the domain to update.
- offline - It accept 1 argument, the domain to hide, only premium.
DynDynDong::ZoneEdit has:
- username - It accept 1 argument, the username.
- password - It accept 1 argument, the password.
- host - It accept 1 argument, the domain to update.
There are, also, the functions DynDynDong.delay= and DynDynDong.delay, useful to set and get the time to wait between two updates.
Use DynDynDong::Client.start to start all updates, DynDynDong to call DynDynDong::Client.start_loop every DynDynDong.delay and DynDynDong::Daemon.start to run a DynDynDong::Client.start_loop and daemonize itself.
That's all, enjoy :D