Hello! Is it possible to somehow create a service which enables port forwardings on my router using upnp? Currently, I guess it is not possible (except maybe using ExecPost or ExecPre and the upnpc program). But when my client IP changes via DHCP, it should be reapplied. Also, it needs to be maintained as the programmed port forwardings would timeout and be cleared from the router after a while. So it needs to be hooked up to systemd-networkd somehow (at least that is what I am using).
So I guess this logic should be built into systemd-networkd, maybe offering some dbus interface also. And service and/or socket files could have a flag to enable upnp forwards. This way, systemd-networkd knows about the registered forwards and maintains them, and systemd will trigger registration/unregistration on it whenever services start or stop which have such flags enabled. By using dbus, this could be an interface implemented by other network management daemons, too. Is this the way to go? I may be willing to help implementing a patch for this, though I am absolutely not familiar with dbus programming and the security measures involved. I just wanted to ask first, if it makes sense at all - or if there's already a way to do it by creating a combination of timer and service units which are triggered by systemd-networkd events somehow. Please advice and tell your thoughts. Maybe it is just plain insane... -- Replies to list only preferred. _______________________________________________ systemd-devel mailing list systemd-devel@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel
