Update your INWX nameserver entries via cron to use them as dyndns replacement with (almost) zero dependencies.
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You will need Java 17 installed. If you do not have it, get it from sdkman.io.
Init project
./mvnw verify
cp app/target/*unojar*.jar $HOME/.local/apps/
# execute
java -jar $HOME/.local/apps/… or just get the jar from the GitHub releases.
Edit ${XDG_CONFIG_DIR}/jdyninwx/application.properties.
Alternative location, if ${XDG_CONFIG_DIR} is not defined: $HOME/.config/jdyninwx/application.properties
The file will receive the following template:
## =====================
## === INWX settings ===
## =====================
## == credentials ==
## uncomment and enter your INWX username
# jdynsinwx.inwx.username = username
## insert your inwx password here
# jdynsinwx.inwx.password = password
## == API configuration ==
## optional custom API endpoint URL.
## The default is shown for documentation purposes.
# jdynsinwx.inwx.api.endpoint = https://api.domrobot.com/xmlrpc
## == Nameserver record configuration ==
## Use any unique integer in square brackets for ordering.
## The ttl argument is optional and defaults to 300 (seconds).
## TODO: allow setting a global value.
## IPv4 IDs.
# jdynsinwx.inwx.record.ipv4[0].id = 42
# jdynsinwx.inwx.record.ipv4[0].ttl = 300
# jdynsinwx.inwx.record.ipv4[1].id = 72
# jdynsinwx.inwx.record.ipv4[1].ttl = 600
## IPv6 IDs.
# jdynsinwx.inwx.record.ipv6[0].id = 44
## =====================
## === Pool settings ===
## =====================
## IPv4 pools. All domains will be queried via HTTP GET.
jdynsinwx.ident.pool.ipv4[0] = https://ident.me/
## IPv6 pools. All domains will be queried via HTTP GET.
jdynsinwx.ident.pool.ipv6[0] = https://ident.me/
## Connection settings for IDENT requests.
## Default values are shown below.
#jdynsinwx.ident.connection.request.timeout = 1500
#jdynsinwx.ident.connection.connect.timeout = 500