https://sourceforge.net/p/ipupdate/patches/2013-04-22T15:03:01.257000ZRecent changes to patches2013-04-22T15:03:01.257000Z2013-04-22T15:03:01.257000ZDave Clarkhttps://sourceforge.net/u/dollardns/https://sourceforge.netb855934d3908d0632ce92dabb4d23c2e15f41980

<div class="markdown_content"><ul> <li><strong>status</strong>: open --&gt; closed</li> <li><strong>assigned_to</strong>: Dave Clark</li> </ul></div>

2013-04-22T15:01:28.546000Z2013-04-22T15:01:28.546000ZDave Clarkhttps://sourceforge.net/u/dollardns/https://sourceforge.nete1a1a8a9f3bf84c7ac4b88ef0f18902ac5a475f7

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Thanks for the fix. Makes sense. It is committed.</p></div>

2011-03-16T02:23:21Z2011-03-16T02:23:21ZSven Roedererhttps://sourceforge.net/u/sam-0815/https://sourceforge.nete41d7e8d5678b132304312b296499c74f53090a1

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hi,</p> <p>using this tool to to an DNS-update from my OpenWRT-bos worked fine. Today I had the chance to replace my x86-router by an embedded device (Routerstation Pro with mips-cpu). With the same configuration as on the old x86-router, the tool gave an DNS "FORMERR". This only happend on the new router. <br /> After comparing the network-traffic from both platforms, I found that the MIPS sent an DNS-update packet with a TSIG-MAC-size of 4096 (0x1000). The x86-platform sent a size of 16 (0x0010). </p> <p>Bingo - the strange Intel-byteorder ..... I patched in the the source and now It works on both platform.</p> <p>One line of code, but great result ... (see attached patch)</p> <p>Thanks for this nice tool!</p> <p>Sven</p></div>

2011-03-16T02:23:21Z2011-03-16T02:23:21ZSven Roedererhttps://sourceforge.net/u/sam-0815/https://sourceforge.net91bbbb18efe6b93ddd23a902798b9481e8f00c14

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Ticket 1 has been modified: endianes issue fror tsig.macsize in dnc.c<br /> Edited By: Dave Clark (dollardns)<br /> Status updated: u'open' =&gt; u'closed'<br /> Owner updated: None =&gt; u'dollardns'</p></div>