Hello,
when my ISP refreshed my IP today at around 1:30 UTC, only one of my two Dynamic IP's got updated. I used the following Python call:
requests.get('https://USER:TOKEN@dynamic.zoneedit...=subd_1.example.com,subd_2.example.com&dnsto=' + _address)
Only `subd_2.example.com` got updated, while `subd_1.example.com` still had the old IP address.
The result of that call was <SUCCESS CODE="200" TEXT="All hostnames updated to <NEW IP>" ZONE="example.com">
Is that URL correct, I mean, is it ok to use a comma-separated list of hosts as an argument to the `host` parameter? It used to work, but maybe it was not official.
Thanks in advance.
when my ISP refreshed my IP today at around 1:30 UTC, only one of my two Dynamic IP's got updated. I used the following Python call:
requests.get('https://USER:TOKEN@dynamic.zoneedit...=subd_1.example.com,subd_2.example.com&dnsto=' + _address)
Only `subd_2.example.com` got updated, while `subd_1.example.com` still had the old IP address.
The result of that call was <SUCCESS CODE="200" TEXT="All hostnames updated to <NEW IP>" ZONE="example.com">
Is that URL correct, I mean, is it ok to use a comma-separated list of hosts as an argument to the `host` parameter? It used to work, but maybe it was not official.
Thanks in advance.
