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With this ddns-start script I know I can configure one DNS Record Name to work correctly.
I have a few domains at Cloudflare that I point at my router.
I run a nginx server configured with the domains on the router and it handles the domains.
How may I be able to configure multiple DNS Record Names to work correctly?
For example, domainone.org, domaintwo.com, domainthree.net all point to my router and I would like this script to accommodate them.
Currently only one domainone.org can update automatically.
Any advice is appreciated.
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I would just avoid having a CNAME record for a top-level domain since it can conflict with other non A records (MX, TXT, etc.). But I reckon you could easily have a CNAME record for at least one subdomain of each of your top-level domains pointing at the subdomain you're currently updating with this repo's script and then handle local redirections between your different subdomains.
I hope my above explanation makes sense, but if you'd like some more in-depth details, don't hesitate. :)
With this ddns-start script I know I can configure one DNS Record Name to work correctly.
I have a few domains at Cloudflare that I point at my router.
I run a nginx server configured with the domains on the router and it handles the domains.
How may I be able to configure multiple DNS Record Names to work correctly?
For example, domainone.org, domaintwo.com, domainthree.net all point to my router and I would like this script to accommodate them.
Currently only one domainone.org can update automatically.
Any advice is appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: