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@feld @dch

My config is below.

Looking at the repo, for langille.org, the first nsnotify commit was:

Modified Sat Aug 26 17:44:54 2017 UTC (8 years, 5 months ago) by dns-notify

It's something which just runs and runs. It's in the category of software I love: I forget I'm running it because I am rarely reminded that I am.

[17:23 nsnotify dvl ~] % grep nsnotify /etc/rc.conf
nsnotifyd_enable="YES"
nsnotifyd_flags="-l local6 -u nsnotifyd -P /var/run/nsnotifyd.pid -4 -a 10.55.0.20 -p 5353 -s 10.55.0.53 /usr/local/sbin/dns-notify example.net example.org example.com"

Where:

% host nsnotify
nsnotify.int.unixathome.org has address 10.55.0.20

% host 10.55.0.53
53.0.55.10.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer dns-hidden-master.int.unixathome.org.

[17:29 nsnotify dvl ~] % cat /usr/local/sbin/dns-notify
#!/bin/sh

MYNAME="dns-notify"

ZONE=$1
SERIAL=$2
MASTER=$3

SVN_SSH="/usr/bin/ssh -qi /usr/home/nsnotifyd/.ssh/id_ed25519"
export SVN_SSH

DIG="/usr/local/bin/dig"
LOGGER="/usr/bin/logger"
SVN="/usr/local/bin/svn"
ZONE_FILE_DIR="/usr/home/nsnotifyd/dns-zone-files"

${LOGGER} -t ${MYNAME} -p local6.info has been invoked with zone=\'$ZONE\', serial=\'$SERIAL\', and master=\'$MASTER\'.

cd ${ZONE_FILE_DIR}

${DIG} +noall +answer +onesoa +rrcomments @${MASTER} ${ZONE} axfr > ${ZONE}.db
${SVN} ci -m "serial ${SERIAL}" ${ZONE}.db

${LOGGER} -t ${MYNAME} -p local6.info $ZONE with serial ${SERIAL} has been saved.

@dch @feld I'm using git-lite in my nsnotify instance.

There are no dependencies with nsnotifyd.

I'm using a custom script which updates a subversion repo: /usr/local/sbin/dns-notify

Looking here, we could add a nsnotifyd@git flavor to install git... (or git-lite?) and bind-tools

Perhaps nsnotifyd@git and nsnotifyd@git-lite

[20:24 nsnotify dvl /usr/local/bin] % grep svn nsnotify*

[20:24 nsnotify dvl /usr/local/bin] % grep git nsnotify*
nsnotify2git: git commit -q -m "$zone IN SOA $serial" $zone
nsnotify2git:logger -p daemon.notice -t nsnotify2git -s

[20:24 nsnotify dvl /usr/local/bin] % grep dig nsnotify*
nsnotify2git: dig +noall +answer +onesoa +multiline $master $zone axfr >$zone

@feld this came up at work today:

https://gist.github.com/dlangille/48cbb3b31b2ad4d2eba7f34f053c4b4c

if [ `uname -o` = "Darwin" ]; then
if [ -z "$INTELLIJ_ENVIRONMENT_READER" ]; then
keychain --debug --ssh-allow-forwarded ~/.ssh/id_rsa
keychain --ssh-allow-forwarded ~/.ssh/id_rsa_vrt_new
fi
else
if [ "$SSH_AUTH_SOCK" != "$HOME/.ssh/`hostname`-agent_sock" ] ; then
ssh-add -l > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
unlink "$HOME/.ssh/`hostname`-agent_sock" 2>/dev/null
ln -s "$SSH_AUTH_SOCK" "$HOME/.ssh/`hostname`-agent_sock"
export SSH_AUTH_SOCK="$HOME/.ssh/`hostname`-agent_sock"
else
echo -n
#echo "Bad agent"
fi
else
#echo "No agent (rc)"
echo -n
fi
fi

A while back, I build my packages for each of Python 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14 to see which version I would target as I moved off Python 3.11

I chose 3.12 as it build everything I needed.

I noticed today that my daily builds against those three versions continue. I'm going to stop my test build against 3.12 (because I'm now using it daily). The builds against 3.13 and 3.14 will help me keep track of what's building and not building.

That information will let me know when it's time to move to a newer version of Python.