Add a WSGI server #5
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For dyndns for IPv4 and IPv6 simultaneously, it is necessary to write both, an A and AAAA record. Let the API support this. Beforehand, only one record for each hostname was possible.
This enables the use as WSGI server somewhere on a trusted host. The commit contains several subparts: - Refactor dyndns.py in cli specific and common parts. - Provide a file server.py with additional settings. - Update the documentation.
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This adds the possibility to deploy the project on a trusted server as a WSGI server on a public URL.
For example, a Fritz!Box can then directly call this URL.
I also added functionality for IPv6, if your DynDNS host has DualStack or only a IPv6 address.
I have not tested the standard functionality anymore. It should work like before but maybe I have a bug somewhere.