A command-line utility to automatically update DNS entries in your TransIP domain with your current public IP address.
Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and manages A or AAAA DNS records on your domain respectively.
Tip: run this utility on a schedule using cron, and you won't ever need to worry about keeping your DNS settings up-to-date!
brew install sanderploegsma/tap/transip-dyndnsGrab the latest release for your platform and place the binaries somewhere in your PATH, like /usr/local/bin.
$ transip-dyndns -h
NAME:
transip-dyndns - Automatically update DNS entries in your TransIP domain with your current public IP address.
USAGE:
transip-dyndns [global options]
VERSION:
dev
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--account value, -a value TransIP account name [$TRANSIP_ACCOUNT_NAME]
--private-key value, -k value path to TransIP API private key file [$TRANSIP_PRIVATE_KEY]
--domain value, -d value domain name for which DNS entries should be synchronized
--entry value, -e value [ --entry value, -e value ] one or more DNS entries to synchronize
--type value, -t value [ --type value, -t value ] one or more DNS entry types to synchronize (options: A, AAAA)
--ttl value Time To Live (TTL) for newly created DNS entries, in seconds (default: 1h0m0s)
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the versionStart by creating a new API key pair in your TransIP account here: https://www.transip.nl/cp/account/api/. Make sure to store the private key somewhere safe.
Then, to automatically create or update a DNS A record on example.com called foo:
transip-dyndns --account transip-account-name --private-key /path/to/private.key --domain example.com --entry foo --type AThis utility is heavily inspired by Jerrythafast/transip-dyndns.