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  1. Overview: Support for the Unraid Templates of Carroarmato0 URL: https://github.com/carroarmato0/unraid-templates Feel free to post suggestions or ask for help. Pull requests/Issues on the Github repository are also welcome. Disclaimer: I'm not a developer for the applications present. I only maintain the XML files.
  2. I found out what the problem is, the APP in unRaid points to documentation of https://github.com/skibish/ddns/blob/master/README.md However, the actual container image being used is ronnieroller/ddns, for which the documentation can be found here: https://hub.docker.com/r/ronnieroller/ddns Example: token: "AMAZING TOKEN" # Digital Ocean token domains: # Domains to update - "example.com" forceIPV6: true # Use IPv6 address resolve (Default false and force IPv4) records: # Records of the domains to update - type: "A" # Record type name: "www" # Record name - type: "TXT" name: "demo" data: "My IP is {{.IP}} and I am {{.mood}}" # "data" key is optional. You can write here # what you want and reference values from "params". # Key "IP" is reserved. params: mood: "cool" notify: # Optional notifiers smtp: read: below telegram: read: below Is in essence, the App is pointing you towards the wrond documentation. I managed to get it working.
  3. I have the same problem, taking a look at the code to see if I can figure something out

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