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Trying to install the tool, did the following steps, but am getting command not found error.

wget https://github.com/jlentink/go-transip-dyndns/releases/download/v1.0.3/go-transip-dyndns_Linux_x86_64.tar.gz
sudo tar xzvf go-transip-dyndns_Linux_x86_64.tar.gz
go-transip-dyndns validate

Now I have no idea how to proceed. Did I make a mistake or could you maybe point me to the standard procedure of installing these kind of binaries?

When the config does not exist, and you want to create a config with the command init, it throws an FATAL:

FATAL - Error parsing config file. (While parsing config: (1, 1): parsing error: keys cannot contain � character)

When I run

docker-compose run --rm --entrypoint /usr/bin/go-transip-dyndns go-transip-dyndns -v verify

I get the error Error: unknown command "verify" for "go-transip-dyndns".

Create does work as expected.

Also, to start the daemon, the command should be (using docker-compose v3.8):

docker-compose up -d go-transip-dyndns

But you now have it written in the readme as:

docker-compose up go-transip-dyndns -d

I have IPv6 enabled, On test-ipv6.com I get 10/10. When I curl an IPv6 only domain using the machine that runs the docker container I get a response just fine.

Somehow the function to retrieve the IPv6 returns an IPv4 address. The logging around that function still mentions IPv4 in it's hard coded message too :)

I tried looking at the code but I am not familiar with go. I'll try some more.

Got it running for my domains in a Synology docker. Works great.

But I also have a DNS spf txt record like: "v=spf1 ip4:IP_ADDRESS ~all". Which I also would like to update to the new address if possible. Is that something that is build in in this tool? \

Hi,
for spf I use a txt record. In this record both the IP4 and the IP6 address should be defined.
That apparently is not that easy: I get a TXT file with the IP4 twice in there.
The rule: ...ip4:{{.IPv4}} ip6:{{.IPv6}}....
The result: ...ip4://ip4 address// ip6://ip4 address//

Am I doing something wrong here?

Update: the original title of the issue reported issues with updating the @ entery in DNS, but I changed it after finding out the actual issue at hand. See this message for the TL;DR

I have setup transip-dyndns (latest version) and a configuration file with these records to update:

[[record]]
hostname = "makaay.nl"
entry = "here-is"
ttl = 60
type = "A"

[[record]]
hostname = "makaay.nl"
entry = "@"
ttl = 60
type = "A"

When the target records already contain the correct IP addresses as content, things are peachy:

DEBUG - Log level set to debug...
DEBUG - Found IP address. (145.144.245.6)
DEBUG - DNS [A] record has not been changed.
2024-02-22 15:01:08 - 👍  Record still up to date: here-is.makaay.nl [A]
2024-02-22 15:01:08 - 👍  Record still up to date: @.makaay.nl [A]

However, when my IP address changes, updating the @ entry fails.
Here is what happens if I update the @ record and then run the program (last line with added line break for readability):

DEBUG - Log level set to debug...
DEBUG - Found IP address. (145.144.245.6)
DEBUG - DNS [A] record has not been changed.
2024-02-22 15:06:13 - 👍  Record still up to date: here-is.makaay.nl [A]
2024-02-22 15:06:13 - ❗  Could not update the record to update @.makaay.nl [A] -
                          Could not find match for DNS entry '@ 60 A'

This looks like an awesome little tool. I got it to work (mostly) on my Synology NAS.

For some reason the cronjob won't work. So I thought if I could add a bash file to the task scheduler (adding the link to the binary directly gives the error that it is not an executable file) it might work. However I can't figure out how to make the bash file. Do you have any pointers?

Thanks in advance!

Hi,

(English as not-dutch speakers may also read this)

First a big thank you for this script, it is REALLY useful!

I ran into the below:

❗ Could not update the record to update @.<domain.nl> [TXT] - template: content:1:35: executing "content" at <.IP4>: can't evaluate field IP4 in type transipClient.recordContent

my config:

[[record]]
hostname = "<domain.nl>"
entry = "@"
ttl = 60
type = "TXT"
content = "v=spf1 a:mx a:mail.<domain.nl> ip4:{{.IP4}} ip6:{{.IP6}} ~all"

Am I doing something wrong here, or is this a parsing issue in the code?

thanks,

Hendrik-Jan

I would like to run this on my Unifi USG, which has a MIPS64 architecture:
admin@USG:~$ uname -srm
Linux 3.10.107-UBNT mips64

Could you also build a MIPS64 release?

I currently have 2 TXT records with "@" as name for the domain.
I only need to update one of them but I am guessing that because I have 2, the update will not work.
The error message is:

❗ Could not update the record to update @..nl [TXT] - Could not find match for DNS entry '@ 1 TXT'

Is there any way around this? Both of the entries are for the full domain. one of the 2 is this "google domain verification".

thanks.

Hi first I want to thank you for this awesome tool.

Second I like the idea of using this tool to automatically update the A record to the correct IP. But I also like to see support for multiple domains. I have 3 domains but when I add them double I can't run it.

The only workaround is to create a directory and run multiple programs alongside.

Would be great to see support for that.

Script can't get the public IP Address from https://www.ipify.org API.

When running I encounter:
FATAL - Error getting IP address. (Get "https://api6.ipify.org?format=json": dial tcp [2607:f2d8:4010:c::2]:443: connect: network is unreachable)

Looking at https://github.com/jlentink/go-transip-dyndns/blob/master/internal/gipify/get.go on line 19, api is https://api6.ipify.org?format=json but https://www.ipify.org reference tells either api.ipify.org or api64.ipify.org

Zojuist go install gedaan en go-transip-dyndns valt te draaien. Echter liep ik tegen meerdere zaken aan:

1. In de setup staat dat men go-transip-dyndns init moet draaien om een configuratie bestand te maken. Dit bestand wordt nooit gemaakt. In plaats daarvan geeft het een error:

FATAL - Config File "go-transip-dyndns" Not Found in "[/etc /etc/go-transip-dyndns.d /home/ubuntu]"

Als ik dan de file handmatig aanmaak en init nog een keer draai krijg ik de error ❗ Config file already exists. exiting... Remove the old one to write a fresh one.

2. Het updaten van @ wil niet werken. Validate geeft een goede uitkomst. Ik zal beiden even hier neerzetten.

Output van update (met fake IP natuurlijk, want die gooi ik maar niet op Github)

DEBUG - Log level set to debug...
DEBUG - Found IP address. (799.788.777.766)
❗  Could not update the record to update @.somedomain.nl [A] - Error setting Dns Entries

Output van validate

DEBUG - Log level set to debug...
 - Verify access to API.
👍  Connection successful.
 - Verify IP fetch
DEBUG - Found IP address. (799.788.777.766)
👍  IPv4 fetch successful - 799.788.777.766.
👍  IPv6 disabled.
 - Verify access to domain(s)
👍  Found domain: somedomain.nl
    Renewal date: 2023-01-24 00:00:00 +0100 CET
DEBUG - Domain: {Tags:[] AuthCode:blablabla CancellationDate:0001-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 UTC CancellationStatus: IsDNSOnly:false IsTransferLocked:false IsWhitelabel:false Name:somedomain.nl RegistrationDate:2022-01-24 00:00:00 +0100 CET RenewalDate:2023-01-24 00:00:00 +0100 CET} - Verify target domain record(s)
DEBUG - Config record: {Hostname:somedomain.nl Entry:@ Content: TTL:60 Type:A}
DEBUG - Record: {Name:@ Expire:60 Type:A Content:37.97.254.27}
👍  Found record: @.somedomain.nl (A)
DEBUG - Record found details: {Hostname:somedomain.nl Entry:@ Content: TTL:60 Type:A}