"The Hostname contains invalid characters" Namecheap with v2.1
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Why would anyone use a name with @. in it? Accident?
I'm trying to update mydomain.com not just test.mydomain.com that's why @ is needed.
Namecheap Note: To update an @ record, use @.yourdomain.com for the hostname.https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Dynamic_DNS
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Ahhhhhh… :D
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Ahhhhhh… :D
I'm hoping this is easy fix. It would really suck if this was overlooked with v2.1 :(
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There was a discussion here on the forum about this already with a workaround. Search the forum a bit and you'll hit it.
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There was a discussion here on the forum about this already with a workaround. Search the forum a bit and you'll hit it.
Thank you so much for the reply. Knowing there's a workaround I will definitely take a deeper look.
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Hi,
i think u can take a look at my post http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,66769.0.html and u will find a solution as i find. Try to add separate entries for your hosts ex: domain.com (without @);host1.domain.com;host2.domain.com) with @domain.com i think Namecheap is updating all your records(i'm not sure because i'm using DNSExit).Try separate entries to see if works.King Regards
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Where is my face-palm icon… I'm not smart enough to have tried anything else. That would have been my first choice.
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Where is my face-palm icon… I'm not smart enough to have tried anything else. That would have been my first choice.
I was searching thru the forums thinking there was better solution to update all at once like it was before.
At least I know what's the solution.
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Yeah - I always updated 1 by one, but thats mainly because I didn't know to do it the other way. :P
Brute force and ignorance usually works.
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There was a discussion here on the forum about this already with a workaround. Search the forum a bit and you'll hit it.
Is the workaround you're referring to, the one I'm currently doing with the cron job, because I was really hoping this was going to be fixed in 2.1 but it's still not working for me either.
