Im assuming the legacy dyndns client is going away in the new update? If so I need to migrate all the cloudflare sites to the new system but I dont see a cloudflare API option in the "new" plugin. How are people managing cloudflare dns updates in this plugin? Also if we are keeping the "legacy" plugin in some form Id prefer that as it just works for all our sites.
Many, many people have started many, many requests to keep the old but functional plugin. Nobody cares on the dev side. Sad but no way to change. I will stop updating until I have time and opportunity to switch all installs to the new plugin. It's a mess to say the least.
Can someone direct me to a guide to configure GoDaddy in the new ddclient? I've been looking everywhere, but so far found nothing helpful!
Quote from: jclendineng on July 17, 2022, 02:42:34 amIm assuming the legacy dyndns client is going away in the new update? If so I need to migrate all the cloudflare sites to the new system but I dont see a cloudflare API option in the "new" plugin. How are people managing cloudflare dns updates in this plugin? Also if we are keeping the "legacy" plugin in some form Id prefer that as it just works for all our sites.Many, many people have started many, many requests to keep the old but functional plugin. Nobody cares on the dev side. Sad but no way to change. I will stop updating until I have time and opportunity to switch all installs to the new plugin. It's a mess to say the least.
Came here to see if others had the same complaint, I'm floored. Do you know of any way to keep opnsense updates to security only? Considering that ddclient hasn't received a real update in a while I don't see this beeing addressed in the near future
I'm trying to follow this discussion, but I'm a bit confused. Does os-ddclient in 22.7 supports Cloudflare or not?
IPv6 is problematic. There is no way to specify that it is ipv6, so if you have a dual stack (A and AAAA) host, it fails.
Quote from: IsaacFL on July 19, 2022, 12:40:31 amIPv6 is problematic. There is no way to specify that it is ipv6, so if you have a dual stack (A and AAAA) host, it fails.That is not entirely correct: I added a switch "allow IPv6" in the advanced options a while ago. If you use that, IPv6 will effectively be preferred when available.