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32 lines
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# Snap DynDNS server (ending with update.php)
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SERVER=https://yourdyndnsservice.net
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# Your personal DynDNS domain which has been registered to your
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# Snap DynDNS Server provider
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DOMAIN=user1.example.com
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# Easy DynDNS username and password
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USER=myuser
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PASS=mypassword
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# Service which shows own IP in plain text (notice that if you use IPv4
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# and IPv6 parallely you will get an IPv6 address in many cases in
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# return. So you would have to set your DynDNS domain record
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# accordingly to AAAA instead of A to make it working. Else, use a
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# service which only returns your IPv4 address like the default one.)
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IPSERV=http://ip4.nandus.net
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# Timeout for IP requests to the service above in seconds
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TIMEOUT=10
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# Comma-separated IP(s) which should be ignored.
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# If one of these IPs is the current IP, there'll be no DNS update
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# (e.g. for your VPN servers)
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IGNOREIP=127.0.0.1,127.0.0.2
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# Should the DynDNS update be aborted if your public IP is a Tor exit node IP?
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CHECKTOR=false
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# URL where the list of Tor exit nodes can be downloaded
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EXITNODES=https://check.torproject.org/exit-addresses
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