# dynDNS configuration example
# Copy this file to 'vars' and adjust as needed.
# Warning: do not edit vars.example directly!

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# GENERAL
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# Base directory of dynDNS configuration (defaults to script directory)
#set_var DYNDNS  "${0%/*}"

# Batch mode:
# Leave empty for interactive/normal console output.
# Set to any non-empty string to suppress notices on stdout.
#set_var DYNDNS_BATCH  ""

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# RUNTIME DIRECTORIES
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# Temporary working directory used for per-run temp files and directories
#set_var DYNDNS_TEMP_DIR  "$DYNDNS/tmp"

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# LOGGING
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# Directory for dynDNS log files
#set_var DYNDNS_LOG_DIR  "$DYNDNS/log"

# Main log file
#set_var DYNDNS_LOG_FILE  "$DYNDNS_LOG_DIR/dyndns_${DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE:-default}.log"

# File used to track the last zone update timestamp/state
#set_var DYNDNS_LOG_UPDATE_FILE  "$DYNDNS_LOG_DIR/lastZoneUpdate_${DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE:-default}.log"

# Log level controls verbosity of logging output:
# 0 = off       : Disable all logging output
# 1 = debug     : Detailed diagnostics for troubleshooting and development
# 2 = info      : Informational messages about normal operations
# 3 = warning   : Warnings about unusual but non-fatal conditions
# 4 = error     : Errors affecting functionality
# 5 = critical  : Severe failures requiring immediate attention
#set_var DYNDNS_LOG_LEVEL  3

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# DATABASE ACCESS
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# Database client program.
# Example values:
#   /usr/bin/mariadb
#   mariadb
#   /usr/bin/mysql
#set_var DYNDNS_DB_PROGRAM  "/usr/bin/mariadb"

# Database host
#set_var DYNDNS_SQL_HOST  "localhost"

# Optional client option group suffix.
# If set, dyndns uses:
#   --defaults-group-suffix=$DYNDNS_SQL_GROUP
# and usually reads credentials from my.cnf / client config.
#set_var DYNDNS_SQL_GROUP  "dyndns"

# Database name
#set_var DYNDNS_SQL_DATABASE  "dyndns_database"

# Database login credentials.
# These are mainly used when DYNDNS_SQL_GROUP is unset/empty.
#set_var DYNDNS_SQL_USER  "dyndns_user"
#set_var DYNDNS_SQL_PASS  "<REPLACE_WITH_STRONG_PASSWORD>"

# Additional database client options, if needed.
# Example:
#   "--protocol=tcp"
#   "--socket=/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock"
#set_var DYNDNS_SQL_OPTIONS  ""

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# DNS / BIND
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# Authoritative DNS server used for update operations
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_SERVER  "127.0.0.1"

# Service name used when reloading/reconfiguring the name server
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_SERVICE  "named.service"

# DNS zone handled by dynDNS
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE  "example24.com"

# TSIG key file or key identifier used for nsupdate access
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE_KEY  "keyfile"

# Directory containing the primary zone files
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE_DIR  "/var/named/zones"

# Main unsigned zone file
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE_FILE  "$DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE_DIR/$DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE.zone"

# Signed zone file, if DNSSEC signing is used externally
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE_FILE_SIGNED  "$DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE_DIR/$DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE.zone.signed"

# Default TTL for generated/managed records
#set_var DYNDNS_BIND_ZONE_TTL  300

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# MEMBER DEFAULTS
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# These values are typically supplied at runtime by command line options
# or frontend/backend integration, but they may also be preset here.

# Fully qualified hostname of the dynDNS member
#set_var DYNDNS_MEMBER_HOSTNAME  "host.example24.com"

# Contact e-mail address of the dynDNS member
#set_var DYNDNS_MEMBER_EMAIL  "admin@example24.com"

# Password or shared secret used during member creation/authentication
#set_var DYNDNS_MEMBER_PASS  "<REPLACE_WITH_STRONG_PASSWORD>"

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# OPTIONAL COMMAND HOOKS
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# Reserved section for optional local extensions.
# Only enable such commands if your dyndns.sh implementation actually evaluates them.

# Commands to run before a zone update
# Example:
# set_var DYNDNS_CMD_PRE  "/usr/local/libexec/dyndns-pre-update.sh"

# Commands to run after a successful zone update
# Example:
# set_var DYNDNS_CMD_POST  "/usr/local/libexec/dyndns-post-update.sh"