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> What I ended up doing is run `cloudflare-ddns` in a bridged network and create a small function to get the interface on the host machine. I spinned up a...

@tchar Hi, I think more about this and feel the design is a bit unclear to me. So I'd like to just ask you directly: if you specify an interface...

@tchar The ipv4/6 would not be needed because provider is set separately for `IP4/6_PROVIDER` :wink:. BTW, by any change, are you using `url:http://172.xx.0.1:9000/ip` to transfer an **IPv6** address? If so,...

Well I'm only using the public information you provided in the issue. @tchar

@tchar Alright, I did some more homework, and have some good and bad news. - The bad news is that not being able to specify the interface directly is a...

@tchar Thanks. I have three questions: 1. Are your private IPs within the standard ranges? If so, they are okay. - 10.0.0.0/8 - 172.16.0.0/12 - 192.168.0.0/16 2. I suppose using...

@tchar Thank you! Is the (first) IP assigned to `tun1` the IP you want to use to update DNS records? (I am just checking that the algorithm in my mind...

@tchar BTW, the [Go code you mentioned earlier](https://gist.github.com/schwarzeni/f25031a3123f895ff3785970921e962c) (which is based on the [code on stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27410764/dial-with-a-specific-address-interface-golang)) is not correct. It's assuming that the Go standard library always returns something of...

@tchar You may try out ~~the `specify-iface` branch (PR #941)~~ the `edge` Docker tag with the IP provider `local:tun1`. I still need to fine-tune the messages and testing. I have...

@tchar Wow, that's a great suggestion! I propose using > `IP6_PROVIDER=local.iface:eth0` This leverages the existing `cloudflare.doh` and `cloudflare.trace` providers, though I admit the syntax might be a bit confusing: it...