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GoDNS is a dynamic DNS (DDNS) client tool, it is based on my early open source project: DynDNS.

Now I rewrite DynDNS by Golang and call it GoDNS.

Supported DNS Provider

Cloudflare (https://cloudflare.com)
DNSPod (https://www.dnspod.cn/)
HE.net (Hurricane Electric) (https://dns.he.net/)
AliDNS (https://help.aliyun.com/product/29697.html)

Supported Platforms

Linux
MacOS
ARM Linux (Raspberry Pi, etc...)
Windows
MIPS32 platform

MIPS32 platform

To compile binaries for MIPS (mips or mipsle):

GOOS=linux GOARCH=mips/mipsle GOMIPS=softfloat go build -a

And the binary can run well on routers.

Pre-condition

Register and own a domain.
Domain's nameserver points to DNSPod or HE.net or Cloudflare or AliDNS.

Get it

Build it from source code

Get source code from Github:

git clone https://github.com/timothyye/godns.git

Go into the godns directory, get related library and then build it:

cd cmd/godns
go get -v
go build

Download from releases

Download compiled binaries from releases

Get help

$ ./godns -h
Usage of ./godns:
  -c string
        Specify a config file (default "./config.json")
  -h    Show help

Config it

Get config_sample.json from Github.
Rename it to config.json.
Configure your provider, domain/subdomain info, username and password, etc.
Configure the SMTP options if you want, a mail notification will sent to your mailbox once the IP is changed.
Save it in the same directory of GoDNS, or use -c=your_conf_path command.

Config example for Cloudflare

For Cloudflare, you need to provide email & Global API Key as password, and config all the domains & subdomains.

{
  "provider": "Cloudflare",
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "password": "Global API Key",
  "domains": [{
      "domain_name": "example.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    },{
      "domain_name": "example2.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    }
  ],
  "ip_url": "https://ifconfig.co/ip",
  "socks5_proxy": ""
}

Config example for DNSPod

For DNSPod, you need to provide email & password, and config all the domains & subdomains.

{
  "provider": "DNSPod",
  "password": "",
  "login_token": "your_id,your_token",
  "domains": [{
      "domain_name": "example.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    },{
      "domain_name": "example2.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    }
  ],
  "ip_url": "http://members.3322.org/dyndns/getip",
  "socks5_proxy": ""
}

Config example for AliDNS

For AliDNS, you need to provide AccessKeyID & AccessKeySecret as email & password, and config all the domains & subdomains.

{
  "provider": "AliDNS",
  "email": "AccessKeyID",
  "password": "AccessKeySecret",
  "login_token": "",
  "domains": [{
      "domain_name": "example.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    },{
      "domain_name": "example2.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    }
  ],
  "ip_url": "http://members.3322.org/dyndns/getip",
  "socks5_proxy": ""
}

Config example for HE.net

For HE, email is not needed, just fill DDNS key to password, and config all the domains & subdomains.

{
  "provider": "HE",
  "password": "YourPassword",
  "login_token": "",
  "domains": [{
      "domain_name": "example.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    },{
      "domain_name": "example2.com",
      "sub_domains": ["www","test"]
    }
  ],
  "ip_url": "http://members.3322.org/dyndns/getip",
  "socks5_proxy": ""
}

HE.net DDNS configuration

Add a new "A record", make sure that "Enable entry for dynamic dns" is checked:

Fill your own DDNS key or generate a random DDNS key for this new created "A record":

Remember the DDNS key and fill it as password to the config.json.

NOTICE: If you have multiple domains or subdomains, make sure their DDNS key are the same.

Get an IP address from the interface

For some reasons if you want to get an IP directly from the interface, say eth0 for Linux or Local Area Connection for Windows, update config file like this:

  "ip_url": "",
  "ip_interface": "eth0",

If you set both ip_url and ip_interface, it first tries to get an IP address online, and if not succeed, gets an IP address from the interface as a fallback.

Note that IPv6 address will be ignored currently.

Email notification support

Update config file and provide your SMTP options, a notification mail will be sent to your mailbox once the IP is changed and updated.

  "notify": {
    "enabled": true,
    "smtp_server": "smtp.example.com",
    "smtp_username": "user",
    "smtp_password": "password",
    "smtp_port": 25,
    "send_to": "[email protected]"
  }

Notification mail example:

SOCKS5 proxy support

You can also use SOCKS5 proxy, just fill SOCKS5 address to the socks5_proxy item:

"socks5_proxy": "127.0.0.1:7070"

Now all the queries will go through the specified SOCKS5 proxy.

Run it as a daemon manually

nohup ./godns &

Run it as a daemon, manage it via Upstart

Install upstart first
Copy ./upstart/godns.conf to /etc/init
Start it as a system service:

sudo start godns

Run it as a daemon, manage it via Systemd

Modify ./systemd/godns.service and config it.
Copy ./systemd/godns.service to /lib/systemd/system
Start it as a systemd service:

sudo systemctl enable godns
sudo systemctl start godns

Run it with docker

Now godns supports to run in docker.

Get config_sample.json from Github.
Rename it to config.json.
Run GoDNS with docker:

docker run -d --name godns --restart=always \
-v /path/to/config.json:/usr/local/godns/config.json timothyye/godns:latest

Run it as a Windows service

Get birkett/srvany-ng from Github.
Uncompress and place the executable srvany-ng.exe to the same directory where godns.exe in.
Create a service and add registry keys according to the guide here.

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