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Hi,
I have spun up this docker stack in my homelab to self host a dyndns solution for my own domain.
But I am struggling with updating the records using ddclient: "example.com" and "*.example.com". If I configure ddclient to only update one of the records, it works. If I configure ddclient to update the other record, it also works.
But if I configure ddclient to update both records, I get an error message that "example.com,.example.com" (or ".example.com,example.com") doesn't exist. This is irrespective of whether I provide the names of the records in ddclient.conf in one line, with or without "," in between or in two lines or in two separate blocks. I can only ever update one record but not both at the same time.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
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Hello, I think this question is more suited for https://github.com/ddclient/ddclient repository. I'm not that familiar with the tool, maybe it's some limitation of ddclient protocol.
Hi,
I have spun up this docker stack in my homelab to self host a dyndns solution for my own domain.
But I am struggling with updating the records using ddclient: "example.com" and "*.example.com". If I configure ddclient to only update one of the records, it works. If I configure ddclient to update the other record, it also works.
But if I configure ddclient to update both records, I get an error message that "example.com,.example.com" (or ".example.com,example.com") doesn't exist. This is irrespective of whether I provide the names of the records in ddclient.conf in one line, with or without "," in between or in two lines or in two separate blocks. I can only ever update one record but not both at the same time.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: