Update nameserver entrys at inwx with the current WAN IP (DynDNS)
nsbackup is a bash script that uses curl and the inwx API to update nameserver entrys at inwx with the current WAN IP. It supports IPv4 and IPv6.
Place your config files in the nsupdate.d folder.
In order to run you need to have curl and awk installed, as well as drill or nslookup.
At least one config file needs to exist ending with .config. A "sample.config.dist" is provided.
2015-01-12
- Added checking for needed commands
- Added checking for existing config file
- Added requirements to README.md
2014-02-21
- Added support for IPv6
- Added support for config files
2014-01-02
- Changed default IP check site to ip.dblx.io
- Added a switch to use drill instead of nslookup because FreeBSD 10 switched from bind to unbound
- Renamed $HOSTNAME to $DOMAIN to work around potential conflicts with $HOSTNAME that's set by the host itself
2014-01-06
- Config files are sourced relative to the script folder now
2013-07-12
- First commit
nsupdate is distributed under the MIT license, which is similar in effect to the BSD license.
Copyright 2013 Christian Busch (http://github.com/chrisb86)
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