Hugh

still works for me mate

the api was slightly changed by godaddy to use square brackets around put requests like so: [{"data":"111.123.234.345","name":"@","ttl":3600,"type":"A"}] (an array) instead of {"data":"124.180.19.215","name":"@","ttl":3600,"type":"A"}, the script has been updated [commit](https://github.com/michaudg/godaddy-ddns/commit/163c27b7d00b03a30e7f322b7fdeb442fa19f17a)

I've written a pull request to fix that but it hasn't been approved yet

it should be writing your old IP to /tmp/current_ip and comparing that - do you have write access to that file? does it contain your cached IP?

ah ok, maybe change the path of the file to somewhere it wont be deleted - '~/current_ip' perhaps

it's actually designed to overwrite any existing DNS entry, is it a problem if it writes the same DNS as the existing entry? The script could be reworked to compare...

you're right, I'd missed your point initially

Should be resolved now

Glad to help out!

that's their recommendation too, see installation instructions here: [https://github.com/Entware/Entware-ng/wiki/Install-on-Synology-NAS](url) note, every time a patch is released from synology however, entware breaks completely, requiring full reinstallation, because the updates remove all...