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little idea
by Peter Willis - Sep 12th 2004 12:31:39
I was just thinking, it would be awesome if the ability to serve DNS
addresses for local machines could be extended to do dynamic dns... that
way a machine using dhcp's hostname/domain name could still be resolved
from whatever other machine. Or is this already supported?
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Re: little idea
by Peter Willis - Sep 13th 2004 13:53:36
although i inferred from dnsmasq's docs that you can update the dns to
contain a record for a dhcp host based on the dhcp host's advertised name,
i went ahead and threw together a perl script to act as a dynamic dns
server. the benefit is in instances where you have a dial-up client that
wants to keep a hostname in dnsmasq up-to-date with its current public IP.
you can try it out at http://psydev.sourceforge.net/new/dynamic-dnsmasq/
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It was good, it is excellent!
by Neskren - Dec 9th 2002 14:53:11
The author just added a new feature to the already excellent dnsmasq: now
you can specify which nameservers are to be used for a particular
domain!
This solved a problem when using the VPN of my company with my home
connection.
Great piece of software: simple and efficient!
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Love it!
by Rootman - Jan 2nd 2002 16:18:31
i've been using DNRD for my small home LAN (which is still a good product).
Problem was I wanted to use true dynamic DHCP derived IP's instead of
static (or reserved per mac) address and HOSTS entries.
The newest BIND / DHCP do dynamic updates but seemingly don't like servers
that are up and down a lot - the db kept getting jazzed.
DNSMASQ does dynamic updates by simply pointing it at the dhcp.leases
file. Very simple and elegant!
Be sure to read the actual script - it contains comments about additional
features not mentioned inthe breif readme file.
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Excellent !
by bmc - Nov 25th 2001 10:03:18
I recently switched from bind to dnsmasq, having a small home network, and
I'm really very happy with it. Less than 1 MB in RAM, *very* quick, Debian
package available for download, etc...
Keep doing it right :)
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OpenBSD 2.8
by darksniper - Feb 20th 2002 12:01:27
doesn't work on openbsd 2.8,sure looks nice though
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Re: OpenBSD 2.8
by Simon Kelley - Feb 27th 2002 10:17:15
> doesn't work on openbsd 2.8,sure looks
> nice though
If any openbsd users want to get in touch with me, it shouldn't be
difficult to make it work.
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Re: OpenBSD 2.8
by Simon Kelley - Jun 10th 2002 13:41:55
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> doesn't work on openbsd 2.8,sure looks
> nice though
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Version 1.6 is reported as working with OpenBSD 2.8 out of the box. See
the FAQ and config.h for instructions on correct compilation.
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