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# DNS Updater
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A small CLI that updates existing A records on supported DNS providers to match the current IP of your machine (either its public “WAN” IP or the IP of a local network interface).
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Runs once and exits — ideal to schedule with cron or a systemd timer.
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## Features
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- Update existing A records on multiple providers in one run
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- Providers: DigitalOcean, Vultr
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- Public IP lookup via pluggable services (ipecho, jsonip, etc.)
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- Resolve IP from a local interface (e.g., `eth0`)
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- Skips updates when the record is already up-to-date
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- Structured, human-readable logging
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## How It Works
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- Loads the YAML config and registers DNS providers.
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- Selects the configured public IP lookup service.
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- Iterates `updates` and, for each record:
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- Resolves the target IP from `wan` (public IP) or a local interface name.
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- Looks up the existing record by name on the provider.
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- Updates the record only if the IP changed.
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Only A records are listed/updated; records must already exist.
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## Install
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- Requirements: Go 1.23+ (module toolchain sets `go1.24.1`).
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Build with Makefile:
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```
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make build
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```
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Or directly with Go:
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```
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go build -v -o build/dnsupdater cmd/dnsupdater/main.go
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```
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## Configuration
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See `config.example.yml` for a full example. Create your own `config.yml` alongside the binary (or pass `-config`):
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```yaml
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services:
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IPLookup: ipecho # one of: ipecho, jsonip, ifconfig.me, ip.me, icanhazip
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providers:
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digitalocean:
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token: <YOUR_DO_TOKEN>
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vultr:
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token: <YOUR_VULTR_TOKEN>
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updates:
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digitalocean:
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domain1.com:
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www: wan # use public IP
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app: eth0 # use IP from local interface
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domain2.com:
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www: wan
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vultr:
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example.com:
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www: wan
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```
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- `services.IPLookup`: public IP lookup backend. Supported values: `ipecho`, `jsonip`, `ifconfig.me`, `ip.me`, `icanhazip`.
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- `providers`: map of provider name to credentials. Current providers: `digitalocean`, `vultr`.
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- `updates`: which domains/records to update per provider.
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- Value must be either `wan` (public IP) or a local interface name (e.g., `eth0`).
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Known limitation: literal IPv4 strings in `updates` (e.g., `84.24.254.21`) are not interpreted as IPs and will fail; use `wan` or an interface name instead.
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## Usage
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```
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./build/dnsupdater -config ./config.yml # run once
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./build/dnsupdater -v # print version
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```
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Logs are written to stderr in a readable format.
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### Scheduling
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- Cron: `*/5 * * * * /path/to/dnsupdater -config /path/to/config.yml >/dev/null 2>&1`
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- systemd (example): create a service and timer that invoke the binary every few minutes.
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## Testing
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```
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make test
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```
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## Provider Notes
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- DigitalOcean: updates existing A records via the Domains API.
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- Vultr: updates existing A records via the DNS API.
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- Records must already exist; creation is not implemented.
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## Troubleshooting
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- “Invalid DNS service”: the name under `updates:` doesn’t match a configured provider.
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- “Failed to fetch ip”: `wan` lookup failed or the local interface name is wrong.
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- No change: when the on-file IP matches the resolved IP, the tool logs success without making an API call.
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## License
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AGPL-3.0-only. See `LICENSE`.
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