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Example config in README for namecheap.com does not work for given aliases #108
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Hi! Unfortunately it differs between various DDNS providers, for some you have to give the fully qualified domain name, and for others it's OK to just supply the sub-domain name ... I guess we could update the README to mention this fact. Thanks for bringing this to my attention again! 😃 |
Signed-off-by: Joachim Nilsson <troglobit@gmail.com>
Hopefully the README update in 0b77790 will help other users. I'm now closing this issue, but if there is anything you feel I've missed in your report, then feel free to reopen! |
Thank you. I figured it was something like that; but I wasn't sure. And since the documentation specifically says that NameCheap is supported, I thought you'd want to make sure that it really does work. Thanks again. |
NP, @quazar0 :) |
When I use the example configuration that is shown in the README file, for
namecheap.com
, using the full hostname in the alias, the server returns the error"A record not Found;"
.But if I only use the sub-domain, not the full hostname, it does the DDNS update successfully.
So, from the README file, if I use:
alias alpha.YOURDOMAIN.TLD
, the server returns the "A record not Found;" error. But if I use:alias alpha
, instead, then it is successful.Here is the output from my log file (note: there are some updates for no-ip in this log output; they can be ignored):
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