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Ah that's right! My apologies - I faced this same issue and completely forgot about it. My use-case was to host a dev server that I can ssh into from anywhere,
by vishalontheline 3y ago
Ah that's right!
My apologies - I faced this same issue and completely forgot about it. My use-case was to host a dev server that I can ssh into from anywhere, and host things when needed.
What I eventually ended up doing was:
1. Switched to Cloudflare to manage my DNS.
2. Added a subdomain and pointed my IP address to it.
3. Ran a Cron job that checks my ip address, and if it has changed, I update Cloudflare with the new ip address using the following script:
https://gist.github.com/vishaldpatel/fc25ebfc236af43f8453b90d01e015e3 https://gist.github.com/vishaldpatel/fc25ebfc236af43f8453b90...