http://hamradio.ke6i.com/ax25ipddyn.patch
I made another patch. This one against 0.0.8.rc2 again.
This combines my original change with the dynamic DNS patch.
I know this is one of those 'big patches' that everyone hates,
so, sorry. I tested this a bit, but I think I'll let this run
on my AX25 system for about a week before I try to make it official.
Mostly, I'm posting this in case anyone is curious. This does
the change, as requested for the DNS patch, to make it use a
thread. I use pthread_create to create the thread. Also when
IP's are changed or referenced, the code uses pthread_mutex_lock
to protect the change. I had to touch a few places in the code
for this.
This is my idea for the 'when to check dns' issue.
1. If a packet comes in with the callsign of a listed route, that
does not match the expected IP, trigger a DNS lookup, provided
a DNS lookup has not happened within 5 minutes.
2. Otherwise check DNS every hour. 60*60 seconds.
3. If the 'P' flag is set never check DNS.
This is not really well-tested, though I have seen IP's update via DNS
in the log. I believe that a packet should come in relatively soon
after an ip change and this should allow for a relatively quick
response. The 5 minute delay is to prevent DNS from getting
hit too hard if a lot of these packets arrive.
The 1 hour check is a fallback, in the event that both systems are
set to Dynamic DNS, and both change at about the same time, or if
other mysterious circumstances occur.
I tried to save the idea of the original dyndns patch of checking DNS
later if DNS fails on startup. In this situation, I set the IP to 0.
A check is added to prevent packets from being sent to ip=0.
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