You want to run a script that updates the DNS configuration for Dyndns, a service used to manage your IP addresses as domain names. The script will check for changes in the DNS output and send notifications accordingly.
Here's how you can do it step by step:
**Step 1: Run the script**
``
bash /root/.hermes/skills/cf-dyndns.sh
`
This will execute the cf-dyndns.sh
script, which will handle the DNS updates.
**Step 2: Check for NO_CHANGE output**
If the current output contains "STATUS:NO_CHANGE", you should simply send an empty message to avoid unnecessary notifications. Use a command like:
`
curl (http://telegram.org/donotsend -f)[email address]
`
Replace [email address]
with one of your Telegram addresses.
**Step 3: Check for ERROR output**
If the current output contains "ERROR" or a non-zero exit, you should send an error message to all three targets. Use a command like:
`
bash
curl (http://discord.bots.com/invite -f)
curl (https://api.telegram.org/bot[Your_BOT_TOKEN] -f)[email address]
`
Replace [Your_BOT_TOKEN]
with your Discord bot token, and _replace[..._]" with an empty string where the command parameters should be placed. The
http://discord.bots.com/bot
**Step 4: Check for successful updates**
If the current output shows a "->" or "OK:" sequence, you can send an update message to all three targets:
`
curl (http://telegram.org/donotsend -f)[email address]
curl (https://api.telegram.org/bot[Your_BOT_TOKEN] -f)[email address]
`
Replace the command parameters with your bot token and email addresses.
Now, let's summarize:
`
bash
# Check for changes
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then curl ( http://discord.bots.com/invite -f ); else echo "Error"; fi;
echo "NO_REPLY"
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "UPDATE-Success"; else echo "ERROR"; fi
curl (http://telegram.org/donotsend -f)[email address]
``
This script follows the provided instructions and will provide you with the updated instructions based on the command output.
Please note, these scripts can be quite long; it seems, they are also run every 5 minutes by cron job.