You are running as a scheduled cron job, and your task is to manage the DynDNS service for a specific domain.
Your task will be to wait until the DynDNS status returns a successful update (i.e.,
-> or
OK:).
Here's a simple Python script that you can execute in your local environment:
``
python
import requests
def get_dyn dns_output():
url = ['https://dyn1Dyn24a.dns-12.in-addr.arpa', 'https://dna5Dyn24.com/dns'] # example IP addresses
for ip in url:
resp = requests.get(ip)
if not resp.status_code == 200:
print(f"Failed to retrieve output from {ip}: {resp.text}")
continue
resp_json = json.loads(resp.text)
if 'STATUS:NO_CHANGE' in resp_json:
return None
elif 'OK:' not in resp_json['output']:
return None
else:
return resp_json
dyndns_output = get_dyn dns_output()
if dyndns_output != None:
print("DynDNS status returned a success: OK")
else:
print("DynDNS output failed to retrieve. No change.")
`
Please replace and
https://dna5Dyn24.com/dns` with your actual DynDNS domain IP addresses.
You can also run this script on a server or a remote machine, you need to forward the output of cron job to your local Python environment.