Dynamic DNS + one.com?
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I made a python script that lets you dynamically change the IP address a dns entry is pointing to.
So far it only works for type A record subdomains. If you need a different type, please try to reconfigure the script yourself. If you're not experienced with python, you can contact me and i will try to adapt the script.
http://lugico.de/ddns.py
execute it like this:python3 ddns.py youripaddress
Run this every once in a while, maby through crontab, and you should be good.
you can get your ip address in plain text from this address: https://api.ipify.org/?format=text
combining the two could look like this (on linux):
IP=$(curl https://api.ipify.org/?format=text); python3 my_ddns.py $IP
Also, i dont speak swedish, i used google translate.
If you need any help using the script, feel free to contact me through this email: minecraft.luca@gmx.de or discord: Lugico#4952 -
Thank you for the script, it works perfectly for me
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@technoid-se hi! is it still working?, been looking everywhere for something like this.
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@hellfire Yes the script should still be working, but you won't need to get your IP address beforehand andymore. The script will do that for you. I can send you an updated version, that is even simpler to use.
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Ok for everyone still finding this thread:
I made a new, updated version, that is much simpler to use.
https://lugico.de/one_com_ddns.pyEdit the file beforehand to fit your needs. All the things you might have to change are in the top few lines. Execute it like this:
python3 one_com_ddns.py
python can be downloaded and installed from here: https://www.python.org/downloads/
or on debian / ubuntu based machines, including raspberry pi OS, it can be installed using apt:sudo apt-get install python3
You will also need to install the requests package.
sudo pip3 install requests
or
sudo pip install requests
on windows just remove the "sudo"
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@lugico couldn't get it to work, got username, PW, and id number, domain everything is correct.
I noticed the id number is different depending on what subdomain you want to change..{"result":null,"metadata":{"messages":[{"text":"No matching order found for current user matching requested domain name","code":"CRMRST_000302","arguments":null,"type":"error"}]}} 89.160.xxx.xxx (my ip)
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@hellfire that looks like the output from the old script. try using the new one
https://lugico.de/one_com_ddns.py -
@lugico will try, your previous link to the new script, links to the old one...
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@lugico it worked fine!
.. now I just need to learn python, so it can be tweaked (would be great if it saved the last updated ip and checked if the ip has changed before it logs in and update it) -
@hellfire I just added this feature. If you click the link again you should get the new version. It saves the last IP address in a file ("lastip.txt") and only if the content of the file and the current IP address don't match, the script gets executed.
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@lugico Works perfect! thx a lot!
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feature request created: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/11293