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If anyone needs a replacement for no-ip, I wrote this the other day: https://github.com/davidbanham/cloudflare_dyndns https://github.com/davidbanham/cloudflare

• stevekemp 12y ago
  And I recently setup http://dhcp.io/ http://dhcp.io/ - source also on github.
  • andor 12y ago
    Nice! Simple HTTP API, no custom client needed, very easy to include in scripts. Is there any reason why you're not serving via HTTPS? Without encryption, credentials are completely open to the network.
    • stevekemp 12y ago
      Largely because this is a toy-project which has no income behind it. (It was initially going to be commercialized, but in the end I found people pretended they'd pay, rather than actually wanted to do so for extras like more hostnames, MX records, etc. So in the end I went with a different project https://dns-api.com/ https://dns-api.com/) I could pretend I regard DNS data as public, but sniffing the update token could allow malicious users to change things in surprising fashions so it really does deserve SSL, but I'm not going to pay for it. I would hope that if users cared about security they'd deploy their own instance - and pay for the resulting Amazon traffic.