# This script updates Dynamic DNS records on Sitelutions # (www.sitelutions.com) DNS servers. # You must have php installed on your web server # for this script to work. # # As each domain is updated the response from Sitelutions is # returned for each modification (one response per line) # At the time this script was written Sitelutions returns the following: # # noauth - The user authentication information was incorrect. # success - A successful update has been made. # failure ([Description]) - Failure occurred, [Description] provides more # information on failure # # Please see https://www.sitelutions.com/help/dynamic_dns_clients#updatespec # for current update specifications. # # # Author: Sitelutions Staff (www.sitelutions.com). # Last Modified: 10-February-2003 # # This script is released as public domain in hope that it will # be useful to others using Sitelutions and is provided # as-is with no warranty implied. Sending passwords as a part # of an HTTP request is inherently insecure. # Therefore we recommend using HTTPS. We take no responsibilty # if your password is discovered by use of this script. # # This is a string containing record ID(s) of your Sitelutions A record(s) that you # wish to updare. To obtain this ID, go into the URL & DNS Control Center, click # [Advanced Config] on the appropriate host name, and click the [Dynamic DNS] link # next to the A record. If you do not yet have an A record, create one! # Multipel record IDs can be provided using a comma to separate them. # If you have multiple records, use something like $aRecordIDs = "99234,423445,234355"; $aRecordIDs = "99234"; $strNewIpAddress = "192.168.10.4"; $strTTL = "60"; # Default Time-To-Live of 1 minute (60 seconds) $strUsername = "your_email@your_domain.com"; $strPassword = "your_password"; echo "