asuscomm.com issue with internet IP

[iduarte66]

Hi all, ask for your help on this.
My router is an ASUS RT- AX55, Firmware 3.0.0.4.386_52332

My dns is updates, everything seems ok there, but I've always the error "Invalid IP"

Here's a log

Nov 25 21:46:11 ddns: update WWW.ASUS.COM updatev2@asus.com, wan_unit 0
Nov 25 21:46:11 ddns: Clear ddns cache.
Nov 25 21:46:13 ddns: Start Inadyn(8).
Nov 25 21:46:13 inadyn[31180]: In-a-dyn version 2.8.1 -- Dynamic DNS update client.
Nov 25 21:46:13 inadyn[31180]: Update forced for alias xxxxxx.asuscomm.com, new IP# 81.84.xxx.xxx<2a01:11:8700:1::31>
Nov 25 21:46:14 inadyn[31180]: alias address=<81.84.xxx.xxx>
Nov 25 21:46:14 inadyn[31180]: eth0 ipv6 address=<2a01:11:8700:1::31>
Nov 25 21:46:14 inadyn[31180]: request<GET /ddnsv2/update.jsp?hostname=xxxxxx.asuscomm.com&myip=81.84.xxx.xxx&myipv6=2a01:11:8700:1::31&cusid=f1e65a83226d671523012c4c30c623bf6a6b7ea3169376f5935be02d04d38a50&ddnstoken=4fd91c5c3bf0232e5d8e70442bf79789&model=RT-AX55&fw_ver=3.0.0.4.386_52332-gfbf3b9c HTTP/1.0^M Authorization: Basic MjQ0QkZFMUNGODU4OmY3NzJkMjY0ODYxODk4ZWRjMmUzNGRmMzE3MDU0Njdi^M Host: ns1.asuscomm.com^M User-Agent: inadyn/2.8.1 https://github.com/troglobit/inadyn/issues^M ^M >
Nov 25 21:46:25 inadyn[31180]: [response_update]HTTP/1.1 299 |Invalid IP format| 81.84.xxx.xxx^M Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2024 21:46:14 GMT^M Server: Apache^M Content-Length: 0^M Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8^M ^M
Nov 25 21:46:25 inadyn[31180]: Invalid IP address
Nov 25 21:46:25 inadyn[31180]: Fatal error in DDNS server response:
Nov 25 21:46:25 inadyn[31180]: [299 |Invalid IP format| 81.84.xxx.xxx]
Nov 25 21:46:28 rc_service: cfg_server 1812:notify_rc restart_wireless

Any help is appreciated.

 

[Squall Leonhart]

i think this is a bug in inadyn, it expects the ip to be in xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format and can't handle xx.xx.xxx.xxx or xxx.xxx.xxx.xx or other patterns of combinations.

 

[iduarte66]

I was thinking something like that, but that means that there's nothing I can do to fix it. Or can I change something locally?