dyndns: cloudflare not working with some tlds

[nwpr]

CloudFlare dyndns is broken with subdomains or international TLDs with many parts (like .co.uk). The bug exists since commit opnsense/core@55586d3 . As the current code was taken from pfsense, they already have a fix for that which can be referred to. (https://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense/repository/revisions/2446fffa5932e8debcaf165bfaf5492cea429c60)

[fichtner]

Ideally, we'd need test credentials and a test case to fix this. No contributor uses cloudflare, so we cannot fix easily.

[Nornode]

Hey, this still seems valid...
I'm happy to help to troubleshoot this issue.

[broglea]

Bump bump @Nornode did you find a solution at all?

[mihaibalaci]

is there a functional version already? just asking. i can offer testing

[tbela99]

I think here is the problem

plugins/dns/dyndns/src/etc/inc/plugins.inc.d/dyndns/phpDynDNS.inc

Line 764 in 4888858

"X-Auth-Key: {$this->_dnsPass}",

Using "X-Auth-Key: api_token" does not seem to work with the api token

We should use "Authorization: Bearer api_token" instead

I have come to that conclusion after trying my api token from the command line.

[tbela99]

I removed headers X-Auth-Key and replaced with header "Authorization: Bearer api_token". I used a token with permission to list zones and it worked fine

 curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array(
                    "X-Auth-Email: {$this->_dnsUser}",
                    "Authorization: Bearer {$this->_dnsPass}",
                    'Content-Type: application/json'
                ));

[tbela99]

Can you please reopen this issue? As I said replacing "X-Auth-Key:" with "Authorization: Bearer" solve the issue. There is no need for "X-Auth-Email:"

[tbela99]

it looks like it is being fixed here 7592767 :)