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Zone Transfer possible? #36

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DuckY1987 opened this issue Oct 25, 2023 · 3 comments
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Zone Transfer possible? #36

DuckY1987 opened this issue Oct 25, 2023 · 3 comments

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@DuckY1987
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DuckY1987 commented Oct 25, 2023

Good day,

i would like to use Zone-Transfer and this docker-instance as primary dyndns zone, is that possible or could you implement it?

Would be neat that you could simply add a zone-transfer option with a list of allowed server ips over the GUI ;).

Following planed setup: Plesk as secondary dns server for the subdomain, your docker instance as primary with zone-transfer.

Thanks a lot.

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DuckY1987 commented Oct 25, 2023

Had a look into the code, probably you could implement that into your code already, if i didn't do a mistake:

./deployment/setup.sh:[ -z "$DDNS_TRANSFER" ] && echo "DDNS_TRANSFER not set" && exit 1;
./deployment/setup.sh: allow-transfer { ${DDNS_TRANSFER}; };
./deployment/envfile:DDNS_TRANSFER=none
./deployment/docker-compose.yml: DDNS_TRANSFER: 'none'

docker run ..... Env-Option:
-e DDNS_TRANSFER=8.8.8.8 \

Then it is already possible to use it when you deploy the container. ;)

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DuckY1987 commented Oct 25, 2023

Was easier than i thought:

#37

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i just verified.
my secondary server updates its records and can transfer the zone, with a delay.

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