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Multiple domains #74

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sanctimon opened this issue Nov 8, 2022 · 2 comments
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Multiple domains #74

sanctimon opened this issue Nov 8, 2022 · 2 comments

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@sanctimon
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sanctimon commented Nov 8, 2022

Hello, this is perhaps less of an issue and more a question of me not understanding the instructions correctly.

I have three domains:

domain.aaa
domain.bbb
domain.ccc

they are all sitting on servers behind the same router. The router is on a dynamic IP.

I have set up a Cloud VM that will serve as the dynamic DNS server with a static IP.

I have deployed your docker image there.

My env file looked like this before deployment:

SHARED_SECRET=something
ZONE=domain.aaa,domain.bbb,domain.ccc
RECORD_TTL=3600

On my Domain Registrar, I have set up a subdomain to domain.aaa called dyndns.domain.aaa
I have pointed an A record to the IP Address of the VM.

Now, say I want to manually update the IP Address that the registrar is pointing to for all three domains.

I send request
http://dyndns.domain.aaa:8080/update?secret=something&domain=domain.aaa&addr=current.IP

The response is: {"Success":false,"Message":"exit status 1: check-names failed: bad owner 'domain.aaa.domain.aaa,domain.bbb'\nsyntax error\n","Domain":"domain.aaa","Domains":["domain.aaa"],"Address":"current.IP","AddrType":"A"}

What have I understood wrong?

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Bump.

@gamemodeop
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Unfortunately I have the same problem but with just one domain. Any updates here?

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