Transip-dyndns

Keeps a dns record on a transip domain up to date with the current WAN IP.

Configure ❗

In the root folder there is an config-example.json file. Save that file as config.json and that one will be used. This is the example config:

{
  "transip": {
    "login": "",
    "privateKeyPath": ""
  },
  "domain": "",
  "dnsRecord": "",
  "logLocation": "./output.log"
}

Its also possible to use environment variables.

# Required
TRANSIP_LOGIN=<transip-username>
TRANSIP_PRIVATE_KEY=<path to secrets file (~/.secrets/transip_private_key.key)>
TRANSIP_DOMAIN=<domain without protocol (example.nl)>
TRANSIP_DNS_RECORD=<name of the dns record to update>

# Optional
TRANSIP_LOG_LOCATION=<path to output log file> (default: ./output.log)

Docker 🐳

There is a docker image for the hipsters who want to run everything with docker.

docker pull rolfkoenders/transip-dyndns

Run

To run the container we need to mount 2 volumes.

• Directory where the privateKey 🔑 can be found.
• Directory where the config file 📄 is stored.

docker run -t -v /home/<user>/.secrets/transip:/secrets -v /home/<user>/configurations/transip-config/:/config <namespace>/transip-dyndns

Build

If you want to build the image yourself:

docker build -t <namespace>/transip-dyndns .