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{
"settings": [
{
"provider": "noip",
"domain": "filler",
"host": "filler",
"username": "lorumipsum",
"password": "lorumipsum",
"ip_version": "ipv4",
"ipv6_suffix": "",
"provider_ip": true
}
]
} using this in my config.json |
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Since commit c494662 the public IP echo service noip was removed because it would only support http and not https, so a malicious actor could set a bad ip address and thus mess up your DNS records which would be quite bad. No report of this yet, but better to prevent it! So just change Note however the noip "registrar" (known as provider for now, some renaming to do soon) is still supported 😉 It's just those errors like |
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Since commit c494662 the public IP echo service noip was removed because it would only support http and not https, so a malicious actor could set a bad ip address and thus mess up your DNS records which would be quite bad. No report of this yet, but better to prevent it! So just change
PUBLICIPV4_HTTP_PROVIDERS=noip
to for examplePUBLICIPV4_HTTP_PROVIDERS=all
(or remove it so it defaults toall
)Note however the noip "registrar" (known as provider for now, some renaming to do soon) is still supported 😉 It's just those errors like
unknown provider
were quite generic, it's changed in 133956f (in the latest image).