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Invalid Hostname Format #17
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It seems to be some sort of limitation in DSM for inputs length. You can directly put all your domains into the script to avoid DMS limit. You can modify this line:
to put something like this:
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Another workaround / option is to add another cloudflare entry (as DSM just allows one DDNS entry): `[Cloudflare2] modulepath=/usr/syno/bin/ddns/cloudflare.php queryurl=https://www.cloudflare.com/` Then you have another 128 characters. |
Thank you both for your time. I'll give these a shot and report back. |
I added the subdomains to the script but nothing changed. The second workaround of adding a second entry to the dns provider config did not work. When I tried the test connection I got an "Unable to perform operation". |
Does the initial entry work? I just checked - both connections, Cloudflare and Cloudfare2 are working fine here. |
The first entry worked with 9 subdomains but the second entry with 8 subdomains gave me the error. |
How about just trying the second one with one entry to see if this works and then extend it step by step? It works here... |
Just FYI. I installed an 7.01 update - and afterwards both php and the entries were gone - I had to reenable everything. Now it works again, with both entries. |
mrikirill,
I've installed the script and created an api token on cloudflare, all subdomains are created on cloudflare. When I try to add the ddns provider on my synology, I can add 9 suddomains on the add ddns page but when I add another subdomain it says I have an invalid hostname. Is there a limit of subdomains?
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