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Sorry sir! Here it is: https://pastebin.com/jx9T5vJxPaste is private, can't view it.
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dnssec
Sorry for all the problems. This should work now: https://pastebin.com/bDvtGpcNPost the content of /etc/dnsmasq.conf.
Sorry for all the problems. This should work now: https://pastebin.com/bDvtGpcN
The post above has the info after the dnssec has been disabled. Am I missing something here? Cause it still tests as if it is working on two different sites.DNSSEC is still enabled in that config (see the line with "dnssec" in it).
Are you sure you disabled DNSSEC and not DNSSEC's enforced validation? Also check that you don't have a /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf config file overwriting the one generated by the router.
The post above has the info after the dnssec has been disabled. Am I missing something here? Cause it still tests as if it is working on two different sites.
admin@Stargate88:/jffs# cat /etc/dnsmasq.conf | grep dnssec
dnssec
dnssec-check-unsigned=no
admin@Stargate88:/jffs# cat /etc/dnsmasq.conf | grep dnssec
admin@Stargate88:/jffs#
I realize that as my post shows. But it still resolves on the dnssec test sites, is this normal?Just tested it here, and it's working normally for me. Enabling dnssec adds it to the config, and after I disable it it disappears from it.
Code:admin@Stargate88:/jffs# cat /etc/dnsmasq.conf | grep dnssec dnssec dnssec-check-unsigned=no admin@Stargate88:/jffs# cat /etc/dnsmasq.conf | grep dnssec admin@Stargate88:/jffs#
I realize that as my post shows. But it still resolves on the dnssec test sites, is this normal?
Otherwise, if using "/sbin/ddns_updated", as described in the new wiki, an error message will pop-up while in the wan/ddns page and the yellow mark would remain next to the DDNS internet status in the Network Map page. The ddns server would still update though!
getting this error message :
Code:Sep 27 16:14:36 start_ddns: update WWW.TUNNELBROKER.NET default@tunnelbroker.net, wan_unit 0 Sep 27 16:14:37 inadyn[1206]: In-a-dyn version 2.4 -- Dynamic DNS update client. Sep 27 16:14:37 inadyn[1206]: Failed resolving hostname xxxxxx (tunnel id): Name or service not known Sep 27 16:14:37 inadyn[1206]: Update forced for alias xxxxxx (tunnel id), new IP# xx.xx.xx.xx Sep 27 16:14:39 inadyn[1206]: Updating cache for xxxxxx (tunnel id)
but everything seems to be working fine though, DDNS registered successfully.
thanks Merlin.
I realize that as my post shows. But it still resolves on the dnssec test sites, is this normal?
As I understand it, those sites are only confirming that the resolver you’re using implements DNSSEC.
Whether you enable/disable DNSSEC within your router, is a seperate, local issue, with no influence on what the resolver is doing.
Enabling DNSSEC within your router just enforces/confirms that what your resolver is supplying is what is being received. The ‘last mile’ if you like.
Disclaimer: I am no expert, but this is how I think it works.....
Yup I got this figured out now thanks for the excellent help!See post #201
Try updating IP over http by adding this option to your conf file:
Minor bug in inadyn, fixed on my end, and pull request submitted upstream.
Must be the same error I get causing it to restart?Minor bug in inadyn, fixed on my end, and pull request submitted upstream.
Sep 28 08:30:46 start_ddns: update WWW.DNSOMATIC.COM default@dnsomatic.com, wan_unit 0
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: In-a-dyn version 2.4 -- Dynamic DNS update client.
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Resolving hostname *****.co.uk => IP# 0.0.0.0
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Base64 encoded string: Z29uejAwOnhjN2hoajg1TlI4bA==
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Get address for default@dnsomatic.com
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Starting command to get my public IP#: INADYN_PROVIDER="default@dnsomatic.com" INADYN_USER="*******" /usr/sbin/nvram get wan0_ipaddr
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Command 'INADYN_PROVIDER="default@dnsomatic.com" INADYN_USER="******" /usr/sbin/nvram get wan0_ipaddr' returns 12 bytes
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Command response:
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: 0.0.0.0
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Checking IPv4 address 0.0.0.0 ...
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: IPv4 address 0.0.0.0 is valid.
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Current IP# 0.0.0.0 at default@dnsomatic.com
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Update forced for alias ******.co.uk, new IP# 0.0.0.0
Sep 28 08:30:48 inadyn[19372]: Sending IP# update to DDNS server, connecting to updates.dnsomatic.com([67.215.92.215]:443)
Sep 28 08:30:49 inadyn[19372]: Sending IP# update to DDNS server, initiating HTTPS ...
Sep 28 08:30:50 inadyn[19372]: SSL connection using ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384
Sep 28 08:30:50 inadyn[19372]: Certificate OK
Sep 28 08:30:50 inadyn[19372]: SSL server cert subject: /C=US/ST=California/L=San Francisco/O=OpenDNS, Inc./OU=Operations/CN=www.dnsomatic.com
Sep 28 08:30:50 inadyn[19372]: SSL server cert issuer: /C=US/O=DigiCert Inc/CN=DigiCert SHA2 Secure Server CA
Sep 28 08:30:50 inadyn[19372]: Sending alias table update to DDNS server: GET /nic/update?hostname=*******.co.uk&myip=0.0.0.0 HTTP/1.0^M Host: updates.dnsomatic.com^M Authorization: Basic Z29uejAwOnhjN2hoajg1TlI4bA==^M User-Agent: inadyn/2.4 https://github.com/troglobit/inadyn/issues^M ^M
Sep 28 08:30:50 inadyn[19372]: Successfully sent HTTPS request!
Sep 28 08:30:55 inadyn[19372]: DDNS server response:
Must be the same error I get causing it to restart?
No, his issue was specific to Tunnelbroker (and was purely cosmetical).
Your IP is being reported as being 0.0.0.0. Anything special with your WAN configuration?
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