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Multiple DNS record #10
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Hi, the script will update any record that matches the filter. Unfortunately if your records cannot be matched with the same filter, Keep me posted. Cheers, Le 21/08/2014 15:01, trash-anger a écrit :
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I have changed my records in CNAME to point to the one I can change with gandyn. Thank you |
Hello Chralu, I have the same problem and I didn't succeed to adapt the filter. Cheers, |
same problem, my two records are for @ and all my subdomains (*). Any idea ? |
Hi guys, i have the same same use case than @paul-mesnilgrente and so the same trouble. Fix for the moment with 2 script :/ |
I've done the same, two config files with a different record. And two cron, each one with a config file. |
Hi guys, After having a better look at the gandi API, you could use the following RECORD setup : This will update all the records of type 'A'. It looks like we should be able to use regex with the ~name param, but I can't get it working (see http://doc.rpc.gandi.net/domain/reference.html?highlight=zone.#RecordListOptions) Cheers, |
Sincerely, i love you guy |
Ok I try with |
Hello, By reading the link given by Charlu, it appears that we can give an array for the name of the sub domain. So, here is how I wrote my search pattern, and, it works :
I tried with two names, but I suppose that it works also with more. And I hope it will, as I use many subdomains :-) [Edit] Hope this helps. |
Hi,
I have multiple DNS record who redirect to my server.
Is it possible to your script to modify all at once ?
Thank you
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