Current Version: 1.2 (Released 2020-Nov-11)
| Build Type | Processor | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Linux, Windows, Mac | amd64 |  |
| Linux | arm64 |  |
(arm64 builds have not yet been tested due to Travis CI implimenting a new pricing model without giving Open-Source developers credits to build. Be advised that arm64 builds will move to Github as soon as it's supported.)
Core source is tested weekly. Binaries are only tested during releases.
Got a CloudFlare-managed domain that you want to update with your dynamically changing IP address?
cloudflare-ddns will update your A RECORD on CloudFlare using their
latest API, version 4.0. Use this to update your home IP address, AWS
instances, or other IP addresses that are not static.
In order to run this script, you'll need:
- Python 3 (This script was developed using Python 3.6.8, with Travis-CI testing it against 2.9.0.)
requestslibrary, installable usingpip
Or just download one of the pre-build binaries.
In order to make use of this script, you will also need to obtain a CloudFlare API key. This is obtained by logging into CloudFlare and then clicking "API Tokens" under "My Profile", which is located under the User menu on the top right corner of the page.
This script supports both the Global API key as well as the newer and more secure API Token. When creating an API Token, you must give it the following rights:
- Zone.Zone: Read
- Zone.DNS: Edit
- Include: One Zone
usage: cloudflare-ddns.py [-f] [-c <config_file>]
| Parameter | description |
|---|---|
-f |
Force IP address update, even if the record is the same as the current IP address. |
-c <config_file> |
Run using the config file, if provided. If the config file is empty or does not exist, the config will run and save values in the specified file. The script will run without arguments when the config file is found at ~/.config/.cf_ddns.conf |
This project is licensed using the GNU Public License 3.0.