Well i just quickly looked at the sources on github. It looked like the
verbosity level was also used to change the retry-behaviour of the
script. As a programmer i would expect a debug or verbosity level to
impact the "amount of printfs" and nothing more.
Thanks for accepting the suggestion to de
Looking at the code the script is already pretty complicated for what it
does. So i would say forget about the traffic it will generate, because
it is close to nothing already. Just keep it simple.
If you still decide to implement an increase, there should be a
maximum of say 10 times the original
Hi Christian.
Cool, let me know when your patch can be pulled. I also suggest to
update the docs and luci to tell people about the "risk" of
retry_count.
Henning
On Thu, 07 May 2015 22:16:52 +0200
Christian Schoenebeck wrote:
> Hi Henning,
>
> thanks for you suggestions.
> I had to prepare a
Hi,
i recently switched from using a wget-cronjob to ddns-scripts and
luci-app-ddns. A couple of days ago i unplugged my router for a couple
of minutes and today i found that my ddns entries where outdated.
What happened was that the default 5 retries failed and the whole ddns
service just died wi
Init script to start instances of socat for port-forwarding etc.
Signed-off-by: Henning Schild
---
net/socat/Makefile | 10 +-
net/socat/files/socat.config | 5 +
net/socat/files/socat.init | 39 +++
3 files changed, 53 insertions
Hi all,
i have a IPv6 internet connection at home where IPv4 support is
available through a ds-lite tunnel. In order to connect to services
running in my home network i have to use IPv6 from the outside.
The easiest solution i found for 4to6 or 6to4 port forwarding is socat
but it is currently not
When looking for the first ipaddr also consider the current prefix just
like network_get_ipaddrs6 does. If ipv6-address was empty the function
did not return the first ipaddr even if the list was non-empty.
fixes commit 83e9122f88a002871d5cdf421cf6aa6052b7e006
Signed-off-by: Henning Schild
Well its also not a pressing issue for me. I just wanted to report it so it ends
up on a TODO list ;).
Henning
> Steven Barth hat am 9. April 2014 um 12:28 geschrieben:
>
>
> Hi Henning,
>
> yeah that is another side-effect of your - well - "irregular"
> ISP-behaviour. I will try to put it on th
Hi,
judging from Gerts mail domain he might well be stuck with the very
same provider i unfortunatelly signed a contract with. Small, local
German providers seem to be going for native ipv6 with dslite. That
allows them to grow even though they own a relatively small ipv4 pool.
Most users are prob
I am not an ipv6 expert at all but from what i understand it has to do
with the providers configuration that my "wan6" does not actually have
a routeable ipv6 addr.
On a subject related to that dslite setup i found another problem. I am
not sure what i am supposed to see on the overview page of lu
Hey Steven,
thanks for the patch, it works with just peeraddr and proto in the
config. And it confirms that hours of trying to get my config right
where nothing but learning time ;).
regards,
Henning
On Tue, 08 Apr 2014 08:22:45 +0200
Steven Barth wrote:
> Hello Henning,
>
> i find it very st
Hi,
i set up an openwrt router a few days ago. My provider offers native
IPv6 and v4 is available via a dslite tunnel. I ran into trouble
setting it up according to the available documentation and decided to
get a trunk image first. Now my router runs a trunk image with version
(Bleeding Edge, r40
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