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Tries to update AAAA record with IPv4 #12
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@DesertCookie currently they are not supported since I didn't use it at the time I wrote it (and still don't), but I could add support for it if it's a blocker for usage. Sorry, it was a very basic MVP I wrote, mostly for myself, but if you have a need, I can totally do it, might take a bit though. |
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Support for AAAA records would indeed be great. Don't hustle yourself though - maybe I'm quicker writing a program myself. But since IPv6 is the default since 2012 an the industry is slowly but surely transitioning, I think future-proofing your application is always a good idea. |
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I'll take a look and see how hard it would be to implement. :) |
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@DesertCookie I updated it to support AAAA records, but I can't test it because my ISP doesn't provide IPv6 addresses without some hassle. Can you test the latest commit and provide some feedback? |
asked for feedback with #12 Signed-off-by: Mike Lloyd <mike@reboot3times.org>
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After messing around for a while and solving several problems that caused errors to be thrown, this is the one I cannot get past: {
"zone_id": "...",
"zone_name": "domain.ext",
"api_token": "...",
"frequency": "30",
"records": [
{
"type": "AAAA",
"name": "sub.domain.ext",
"proxied": true,
"ttl": 120,
"priority": 1
}
]
} |
Event though I have set
typetoAAAAin my config file, cloudflare-sync attempts to send an IPv4 to CloudFlare (which my PC does not have), thus resulting in a failure to update.Are IPv6 records even supported by cloudflare-sync?