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Releases: astlinux-project/ddclient-curl

3.8.3-08

22 Jul 18:28

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  • Add IPv64 Free DNS protocol 'ipv64', supporting both IPv4 and IPv6

3.8.3-07

07 Jul 20:17

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  • Delete the temporary curl config file in the same subshell which called curl.
    This makes sure the file is deleted with INT and KILL signals to ddclient.

3.8.3-06

06 Jul 18:37

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  • curl, pass options via a file instead of the command line.
  • Always verify HTTPS certificates, (except for getting an IP using 'web').
  • When 'usev6=if' for IPv6, only select a GUA. Thanks to Dirk Schneider.
  • Fix Cloudflare, duckdns and he services to permit multiple different
    IPv6 addresses in the same conf file. Thanks to David Kerr.

3.8.3-05

12 Aug 18:00

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  • Update DuckDNS Free DNS protocol 'duckdns', supporting both IPv4 and IPv6

3.8.3-03

05 May 12:33

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  • Major style cleanup with help from the 'perltidy' utility
  • Separated IPv6 from IPv4 update status into separate variable
  • Added -max-warn command line option to control number of warning messages

3.8.3-02

02 Mar 18:26

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  • Add 'get-ipv6-from-ipv4' script to contrib, for use with: usev6=cmd, cmdv6=...
  • Pass IPv6 address as ARG2 to postscript application (if present)
  • Reduce logging that may contain sensitive information in the URL
  • No longer force HTTP/1.0 requests as the classic ddclient does
  • Add more descriptive warning messages for Hurricane Electric

3.8.3-01

28 Jan 19:48

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  • Update builtinweb strategies for obtaining an IPv4/IPv6 address
  • Add Hurricane Electric Free DNS protocol 'he', supporting both IPv4 and IPv6
  • Use 'ip' instead of 'ifconfig' (Linux)
  • Add IPv6 support for Cloudflare
  • Remove IO::Socket, only use curl for network IO
  • Use JSON::PP instead of the (deprecated) JSON::Any
  • Miscellaneous upstream commits from: https://github.com/wimpunk/ddclient
  • Comprehensive IPv4/IPv6 framework with support for FreeDNS, thanks to David Kerr