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Support for multiple records [Reference @jeidnx comment on 24th Jan] #57
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Wouldn't using a CNAME be more ideal than updating multiple records, all at once? Also, running multiples of the same script would achieve the same result for different records, zones, and domains. Thoughts? |
None of these issues where closed with an answer as to whether this script should support multiple domains, they are all just workarounds. This issue is intended to be a discussion about exactly this. Some of my thoughts: In my opinion adding multi domain support is unnecessary for this project. You already pointed out two good solutions to this problem. My intention was to give a definitive yes or no answer to the question if this project will ever support multiple domains or not. I suggest we wait for @K0p1-Git to be available again to hear his thoughts on this. |
My intended use case for this script was for a simple home server and thus created a script that can be easily used and lightweight. I'll keep this issue up for those that share the same need as you, where they would be able to find access to the version of the script you've created. Thanks! @Wizman87 |
Hi, I'm having a similar but different issue. But it won't update the 2nd server's IP addresses to Cloudflare. Bear in mind I don't have subdomains, I have 2 separate .com domains in my Cloudflare account. In each, I created "A" DNS record. The one thing I noticed could be causing problems is "Global API key". Is there a workaround to this? Thanks for your time and work! |
@Neo-ST Hello! You should actually start a new issue thread for this. But never mind! Alright back to your problem. Sorry, I can't test this out because I don't have more than one domains on Cloudflare. However, ifaik, Global API key should have no problem with this. Because it's just a method of authenticating the request to Cloudflare servers, it shouldn't affect the response outcome. I assume you're running two scripts already right? I think this could be a misconfiguration issue. |
OMG I'm such an idiot. Thank you! |
@Neo-ST If you have time, perhaps can try out introducing IPv6 (cloudflare-templatev6) too? 😆 |
Sure, but to be honest, I'm a newbie to all this. |
Oh that script is basically same as (cloudflare-template.sh). But it deals with IPv6 updating specifically. |
Hey there,
Should this project support updating multiple records? This would involve either changing the
record_name
variable torecord_names
or having a second variable for multiple records altogether, although i don't see the point in that. I have already implemented this in a custom version of this script i use here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: