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petrified.conf

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-###########################################################################
-## petrified configuration file
-#
-# This is the configuration for petrified - a client for updaing dynamic
-# DNS at freedns.afraid.org. The global /etc/petrified.conf variables can
-# be overridden on a per-user basis via ~/.petrifiedrc as well.
-#
-# Passing '-c <config>' on the commandline will read *only* the named
-# config file, ignoring /etc/petrified.conf and ~/.petrifiedrc entirely.
-# For best security of the DDNS_KEY, ensure the config file is mode 0600
-# and owned by the user in question.
-#
-# See petrified.crontab for examples on how to run via cron/fcron.
-
-
-# This is the unique key for the dynamic DNS entry to update; visit:
-#   https://freedns.afraid.org/dynamic/    (v1 API) or
-#   https://freedns.afraid.org/dynamic/v2/ (v2 API)
-# Next to the DNS entries towards the bottom is a link to afraid.org;
-# copy that and extract the string and put here, this is your API key.
-#
-# Example v1: DDNS_KEY=9C4yjq3kaekkYNbYsKRqcosTmouMYbfVMLkJtR==
-# Example v2: DDNS_KEY=ZIfSWnXKuDqMpNEsTXBA852
-DDNS_KEY=
-
-# The migration from API v1 to API v2 requires the user to visit the
-# website and click a few buttons to generate a new API key for each
-# domain; the API v1 length is variable but API v2 is a fixed length
-# at 24 chars. This setting will try and autodetect the API version by
-# the length of DDNS_KEY - if 24, use v2 else use v1.
-# 0 = auto
-# 1 = force API v1
-# 2 = force API v2
-DDNS_API=0
-
-# Which URL to use to get an IP - the expectation is output from this
-# host in plain text, just the IP - no parsing will be done. The
-# icanhazip service returns the IPv4 and IPv6 nice and clean.
-#
-# IPv4 icanhazip (http://major.io/icanhazip-com-faq/)
-DDNS_CHECK="http://4.icanhazip.com"
-#
-# IPv6 icanhazip (http://major.io/icanhazip-com-faq/)
-#DDNS_CHECK="http://6.icanhazip.com"
-
-# How many seconds should curl wait when either checking your IP or
-# trying to update the remote DNS {<integer>}
-#
-#CURL_WAIT=10
-
-# Report an internal IP instead of the public IP - useful if you're
-# using dynamic DNS for machines on the internal network {0,1}
-#
-#LOCAL_MODE=0
-
-# Specify which interface {<string>}
-#
-LOCAL_IF=
-
-# Should we use IPv4 or IPv6 {4,6}
-#
-#LOCAL_IV=4
-
-# How to log - multiple supported {0,1}
-#
-USE_JOURNAL=1
-#USE_SYSLOG=0
-#USE_STDOUT=0
-#USE_LOGFILE=0
-
-# If set, does not log if the IP has not changed {0,1}
-#
-#LOG_QUIET=0
-
-# If USE_LOGFILE is 1, where to log {<string>}
-#
-#PET_LOG=/var/log/petrified.log
-
-# Prevent race conditions, i.e. stuck crons piling up {0,1}, {<string>}
-#
-USE_PID=1
-PET_PID=/run/petrified.pid
-
-# Save the IP from our last check {0,1}, {<string>}
-#
-USE_LIP=1
-PET_LIP=/var/cache/petrified/lastip.dat

petrified.service

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-#
-# /usr/lib/systemd/system/petrified.service
-#
-# This unit is intended for out-of-the-box turnkey operation
-# and runs as the root user using the predefined defaults for
-# files and directories in /etc/petrified.conf
-#
-# The provided petrified.timer unit is what should be enabled,
-# not this service unit file directly:
-#
-#  systemctl start petrified.timer
-#  systemctl enable petrified.timer
-#
-
-[Unit]
-Description=Run petrified in system mode
-After=network-online.target
-Requires=network-online.target
-
-[Service]
-Type=simple
-ExecStart=/usr/bin/petrified -c /etc/petrified.conf

petrified.timer

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-#
-# /usr/lib/systemd/system/petrified.timer
-#
-# Note: Only one timer is needed if running multiple service
-# units for multiple interfaces. No need to duplicate.
-#
-
-[Unit]
-Description=Petrified update every 6 hours
-
-[Timer]
-Unit=petrified.service
-OnActiveSec=0s
-OnCalendar=0/6:00:00
-Persistent=true
-
-[Install]
-WantedBy=timers.target