Version v0.3.0

Release Notes

Added Features:

• Add docker support. On every release a docker image is build an pushed to the github registry. The environment variable INTERVAL controls the time between DNS updates. The config file is inlcuded using a volume mount to /config.yml in the container.

Bug fixes:

none

Version 0.2.3

Release Notes

Added Features:

• Add an option to control IPv4 address updates. Before only the IPv6 address could be controlled and IPv4 address would be always updated. This was bad for some users as their provider only provided IPv6 addresses. The new option 'IPv4' defaults to true when not present. This is good for users using the old configuration and updating to the newest version. When defaulting to false the new option would prevent any updates.

Bug fixes:

none

Version 0.2.2

Release Notes

Added Features:

none

Bug fixes:

• The IPv6 address would be fetched even if the IPv6 configuration variable was not set for any domain. This was reported in #3 and is now fixed.

• The cache file saved the known domains as 'subdomain.tld' instead of 'sub.domain.tld'. This was reported in #2 and is now fixed.

Version 0.2.1

Release Notes

Added Features:

• Add IP address cache
  This release introduces an optional IP address cache which stores the last known IP addresses. This allows for a reduction in network
  usage as the DNS records from netcup only need to be fetched when the current IP addresses differ from the IP addresses of the last
  run of the program. For the configuration of the cache two new configuration variables are added: IP-CACHE and IP-CACHE-TIMEOUT.
  This Fixes Issue #1.

See the documentation for further reference.

Bug fixes:

none

Version 0.2.0

Release Notes

Added Features:

• Add IPv6 support
  There is now an option in the config to enable IPv6. This will set the AAAA AND A entry for each specified host. This requires an IPv6 address. The program will exit with an error if no IPv6 address could be optained.

• Optional verbose output with -v
  The output is now quiet by default. If you want to have verbose output specify the -v when running dyndns-netcup-go.

See the documentation for further reference.

Bug fixes:

none

Initial release

Initial release of dyndns-netcup-go