Gargoyle Forum

FireVortex wrote:I'm using Gargoyle 1.5.9 and No-IP.org updating suddenly stop working.

So, I changed this config (on /etc/ddns_providers.conf) based on http://www.noip.com/integrate/request:

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service no-ip.com
    url_template    https://dynupdate.no-ip.com/ducupdate.php?username=[[USERNAME]]&pass=[[PASSWORD]]&h[]=[[DOMAIN]]&ip=[[IP]]
    required_variables    domain username password
    required_variable_names    Domain Name,Username,Password
    success_regexp    /:01/

to this config:

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service no-ip.com
   url_template         https://[[USERNAME]]:[[PASSWORD]]@dynupdate.no-ip.com/nic/update?hostname=[[DOMAIN]]&myip=[[IP]] 
   required_variables      domain username password
   required_variable_names      Domain Name,Username,Password
   success_regexp         /^(good|nochg)/

and works like a charm.

Eric wrote:FireVortex: Thanks for bringing this to my attention, and for providing a working fix. I love when bug reports include a solution! I've updated the No-IP code as suggested and it will be included in the next release.

yc3948 wrote:I use No-ip.com and 1043ND too, I tested it just 5 minutes ago with 1.5.9 I didn't find this problem! Do we still need make the change?

Our protocol is in an open format used by other service providers. The open protocol has been altered by adding a few additional parameters to enhance the No-IP experience. Moving to an open format well help system integrators deploy the No-IP service in their products without having to manage different update methods. If a system already uses the open protocol a simple change of the server name is all that is needed.

When making an update it is important that your http request include an HTTP User-Agent to help No-IP identify different clients that access the system. Clients that do not supply a User-Agent risk being blocked from the system.

Mr.nsingh2 wrote:Hello,

This is my first time posting. I have been using Gargoyle for little over 6 months. I have found Gargoyle to be an amazing solution. It gave second life to my router. Thanks Eric and everyone involved.

I Successfully installed 1.5.9 on TP-Link TL-MR3220.v1. Themes look great, especially the "Green" one.

Having one issue: When using "force clients to use router DNS servers", the clients are still using the router Local ip as DNS instead of ISP's DNS servers. How do I get the router to shell out DNS server IP's of my choice to the clients in this 1.5.9. release?

All help will be appreciated.

Regards,

N.Singh

FireVortex wrote:

yc3948 wrote:I use No-ip.com and 1043ND too, I tested it just 5 minutes ago with 1.5.9 I didn't find this problem! Do we still need make the change?

I've tried with several No-IP domains with same results: no updating at all.

The No-IP.com site says:

Our protocol is in an open format used by other service providers. The open protocol has been altered by adding a few additional parameters to enhance the No-IP experience. Moving to an open format well help system integrators deploy the No-IP service in their products without having to manage different update methods. If a system already uses the open protocol a simple change of the server name is all that is needed.

Site algo warns:

When making an update it is important that your http request include an HTTP User-Agent to help No-IP identify different clients that access the system. Clients that do not supply a User-Agent risk being blocked from the system.

Mr.nsingh2 wrote:

Mr.nsingh2 wrote:Hello,

This is my first time posting. I have been using Gargoyle for little over 6 months. I have found Gargoyle to be an amazing solution. It gave second life to my router. Thanks Eric and everyone involved.

I Successfully installed 1.5.9 on TP-Link TL-MR3220.v1. Themes look great, especially the "Green" one.

Having one issue: When using "force clients to use router DNS servers", the clients are still using the router Local ip as DNS instead of ISP's DNS servers. How do I get the router to shell out DNS server IP's of my choice to the clients in this 1.5.9. release?

All help will be appreciated.

Regards,

N.Singh

PS: Had to revert back to 1.5.8 due to problems with 1.5.9 my internet stop working after few hours. I think it is a DNS problem with the router. 1.5.8. is working stable so far.

yc3948 wrote: Do you know when No-IP make this change? And it only affect free hosts(No-IP Free) or affect all hosts? Because my hosts( No-IP Plus) working fine until now. Thanks