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Re: DynDNS ends free services

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For what it's worth, if you use namecheap.com as your DNS registrar then you have this type of service already for free.

If you don't use namecheap, then you're doing it wrong ;)

Re: DynDNS ends free services

#4
Alternatives I switched to a while ago:

- https://freedns.afraid.org/

- https://ydns.eu/

What I like about these two is that you are able to update the IP by just curl'ing a certain URL, which works great in combination with a cronjob.

Edit: It looks like OP submitted the tracking URL from the newsletter, his ID is probably going to stick out in their analytics.

Re: DynDNS ends free services

#5
What DNS hosting providers can you recommend?

Preferably with an API or other means to programmatically make changes to zones. Bonus points for SRV and TXT records support.

Re: DynDNS ends free services

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post #4

Alternatives I switched to a while ago: - https://freedns.afraid.org/ - https://ydns.eu/ What I like about these two is that you are able to update the IP by just curl'ing a certain URL, which works great in combination with a cronjob. Edit: It looks like OP submitted the tracking URL from the newsletter, his ID is probably going to stick out in their analytics.

Personally I use https://www.noip.com

Re: DynDNS ends free services

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post #4

Alternatives I switched to a while ago: - https://freedns.afraid.org/ - https://ydns.eu/ What I like about these two is that you are able to update the IP by just curl'ing a certain URL, which works great in combination with a cronjob. Edit: It looks like OP submitted the tracking URL from the newsletter, his ID is probably going to stick out in their analytics.

Another vote for https://freedns.afraid.org, the guy who runs it is a great dude.
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