Dynamic DNS on your own INWX Domain, written in Go. It will determine the external IP of the system it is running on and updates a given domain record.
To get up and running ASAP, follow these steps:
cp dyngo.env.example dyngo.env- Enter your credentials and target domain in
dnygo.env docker-compose builddocker-compose up -d
The recommended way of running dyngo is via docker.
dyngo is configured completely through environment variables.
Please ensure the following variables are set before executing the binary
| Variable | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| INWX_USERNAME | abcd1234 | The username you use for logging in at INWX |
| INWX_PASSWORD | your-pass | The password you use for logging in at INWX |
| INWX_DOMAIN_RECORD | dyn.yourdomain.com | The full domain name you want to update |
| INWX_SLEEP_MINUTES | 10 | Time dyngo waits between domain ip checks |
You can build a current snapshot of dyngo by running a docker build in the repo root:
docker build --tag dyngo .
Afterwards, you can start it by running
docker run --rm --env-file=/path/to/dyngo.env -t dyngo
It is recommended that you provide the needed environment variables in a separate env file for readability.