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--- Begin Message ---> > What usecase do you want to cover by calling the lease script every time ? > > I want to assign a FQDN to every device which gets an IP address from > odhcpd. My lease script updates DNS records, generating MAC-based names > for devices which do not provide hostnames in their DHCP requests. The > missing piece of the puzzle is thus a way of triggering the lease script > when an IP address is leased to a host which did not provide a hostname > in its DHCP request (and when such a lease is deleted). The only way I > can think of to achieve that without patching odhcpd is to resort to > some sort of polling, but it feels a bit clumsy to me since an arbitrary > amount of time may pass between two DHCP events and I am trying to make > the relevant DNS zone match the lease database as closely as possible at > any given time. Was there any particular reason for marking this patch as "Rejected" in Patchwork? -- Best regards, Michał Kępień
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