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There we have it!

 

There was somehow a space introduced in the beginning of the token when the container was installed.

This then apparently followed me around when i reinstalled.

 

Sometimes the simple things..

 

Thanks @aptalca!

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On 11/25/2018 at 11:22 PM, aptalca said:

What does that mean? Did you set it on the duckdns website? 

 

Check the container log. What does that say? 

Hi @aptalca

 

Yes, it means I manually set the IP on duckdns.org to track when it actually updates.

 

The log is full of the same error message:

/app/duck.conf: line 1: <mytoken>: command not found
Something went wrong, please check your settings  Wed Nov 28 20:05:00 CET 2018
/app/duck.conf: line 1: <mytoken>: command not found
Something went wrong, please check your settings  Wed Nov 28 20:10:00 CET 2018

(docker logs duckdns)

 

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Hi 

 

I'm having issue updating my ip with this docker.

 

Duckdns manually set to 192.0.2.1 to verify function.

Docker freshly installed via CA.

 

Docker does run but it never updates the IP.

Previous posts speak about a log, where can i find that?

Main server logs shows nothing related.

 

Consoling into the docker and running /app/duck.sh returns the following:

/app/duck.conf: line 1: <mytoken>: command not found
Something went wrong, please check your settings  Sun Nov 25 22:11:28 CET 2018

Running the command in duck.sh manually does return OK and correctly updates the IP.

 curl -s "https://www.duckdns.org/update?domains=<mydomain>&token=<mytoken>&ip="

duck.sh

#!/usr/bin/with-contenv bash

. /app/duck.conf
RESPONSE=`curl -s "https://www.duckdns.org/update?domains=$SUBDOMAINS&token=$TOKEN&ip="`
if [ "$RESPONSE" = "OK" ]; then
echo "Your IP was updated at "$(date)
else
echo "Something went wrong, please check your settings  "$(date)
fi

 

What am I missing?

Any suggestions @aptalca?

 

Thanks!

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