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## Brief ## Brief
this was intended to solve the problem for when your local ISP force renews your PublicIP and no one can reach your might-as-well-be-a-toaster-minecraft server. this was intended to solve the problem of when your local ISP force renews your PublicIP and no one can reach your not-sure-if-toaster-or-minecraft-server.
what this ended up as was a mockery of dynamic dns, progam/scripting, error handling, all in memory-safe rust. whatever that means, right? what it ended up as, was instead a mockery of dynamic dns, progam/scripting, error handling, all in memory-safe rust. whatever that means, right?
> "this is the worst of example working code ive ever seen" > "this is the worst example of working code ive ever seen"
> // "ah but you have seen the code working" -- cpt. rskntroot 2024 > // "ah, but you have seen the code working"
>
> -- Rskntroot 2024
## Assumptions ## Assumptions
1. Your ISP randomly changes your PublicIP and that pisses you off. 1. Your ISP randomly changes your PublicIP and that pisses you off.
1. You have no idea how DDNS is actually supposed to work. 1. You have no idea how DDNS is actually supposed to work.
- dns is all smoke and mirrors, confirmed. - dns is all smoke and mirrors, confirmed.
1. You just want something that will curl `ipv4.icanhazip.com` and push and update to Route53. 1. You just want something that will curl `ipv4.icanhazip.com` and push the update to Route53.
1. You plan on handjamming this into a cron job on your webserver/loadbalancer. 1. You plan on handjamming this into a cron job on your webserver/loadbalancer.
1. ... 1. ...
1. Profit. 1. Profit.
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## Setup ## Setup
1. use out of below command to create AWS IAM Policy. 1. use output of below command to create the IAM policy
``` zsh ``` zsh
zone_id=<zone_id> envsubst < AllowRoute53RecordUpdate.policy zone_id=<zone_id> envsubst < AllowRoute53RecordUpdate.policy
``` ```
1. create IAM user, generate access keys for automated service 1. create IAM user, generate access keys for automated service
1. login on the machine where you built this binary 1. log into aws with the acct on the machine where you install this binary
``` ```
aws sso login --profile aws sso login --profile
``` ```
1. setup a cron job to poll at your leisure 1. setup a user-level cron job to poll at your leisure
```
0 * * * * ~/home/lost/.r53-update-dns.sh
```
## Usage ## Usage
``` ```
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> Why did you do create this monster? > Why did you do create this monster?
To prove to myself that with the help of LLMs that even I could go from 0 to deployed tokio async rust binary in less than 8 hours. And thats exactly what I did. To prove to myself that with the help of LLMs that even I could go from nothing to a deployed tokio async rust binary in less than 8 hours. And thats exactly what I did.
> wen IPv6? > wen IPv6?