manual
This page shows you how to update your DNS records.
API key
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DDNS Updater
DDNS Updater is a Windows/Linux/macOS program that can automatically update domain to your current IP address. See installation instructions here. Paste this JSON into data/config.json:
{
"settings": [
{
"provider": "custom",
"domain": "YOUR_SUBDOMAIN.nya.je",
"url": "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/ipv4/update?domain=YOUR_SUBDOMAIN&token=YOUR_API_KEY",
"ipv4key": "ip",
"ipv6key": "",
"success_regex": "\"ok\":true",
"ip_version": "ipv4",
"ipv6_suffix": ""
},
{
"provider": "custom",
"domain": "YOUR_SUBDOMAIN.nya.je",
"url": "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/ipv6/update?domain=YOUR_SUBDOMAIN&token=YOUR_API_KEY",
"ipv4key": "",
"ipv6key": "ip",
"success_regex": "\"ok\":true",
"ip_version": "ipv6",
"ipv6_suffix": ""
}
]
}Setting IP with HTTP API
If ip is not provided, the caller’s IP will be used.
curl "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/ipv4/update?domain=YOUR_SUBDOMAIN&token=YOUR_API_KEY&ip=203.0.113.7"For IPv6, use the same endpoint but with ipv6 instead of ipv4.
curl -6 "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/ipv6/update?domain=YOUR_SUBDOMAIN&token=YOUR_API_KEY&ip=2001:db8::7"Cron (Linux and macOS)
Run crontab -e and add a line at the bottom:
* * * * * /usr/bin/curl -fsS "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/ipv4/update?domain=YOUR_SUBDOMAIN&token=YOUR_API_KEY" -o /dev/nullIPv6:
* * * * * /usr/bin/curl -6 -fsS "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/ipv6/update?domain=YOUR_SUBDOMAIN&token=YOUR_API_KEY" -o /dev/nullSetting DNS records with HTTP API
Required: domain (your subdomain label), plus name, type, ttl, content, priority, weight, port, target as needed.
curl -X POST "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/dns/update?token=YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"domain":"YOUR_SUBDOMAIN","name":"@","type":"TXT","ttl":60,"content":"hi"}'curl -X POST "https://ddns.kicya.net/api/dns/update?token=YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"domain":"YOUR_SUBDOMAIN","name":"_service._tcp","type":"SRV","ttl":60,"priority":"0","weight":"5","port":"443","target":"host.example.com."}'