What's New

The fleet monitor now automatically pauses probing when a dynamic host goes stale — so you won't get false down-alerts if the IP has moved. Monitoring resumes automatically on the next valid DynDNS update.

The legacy /opdat, /opdat.php, /update, /update/simple, and /pro/dynamic endpoints now return the standard DynDNS2 response vocabulary: "good {ip}" on a successful change, "nochg {ip}" when the submitted address matches what's on file, and the standard error codes "abuse", "badauth", "nohost", "notfqdn", "911". Previously they returned homegrown "OK: IP updated to ..." and "ERROR: ..." strings that some standards-compliant routers (e.g. D-Link DSR-250N) couldn't parse, causing them to retry successful updates indefinitely and trip the per-hostname rate limiter. If you have scripts or clients that grep for the old strings, update them to match the DynDNS2 codes. /api/v1/nic/update has always returned these codes and is unchanged.

A regression in v1.14.0 caused edits to existing DNS records to redirect like normal but silently discard the change — renames, value updates, TTL changes, everything. Fixed. If you tried to edit a record in the last day and the change didn't stick, try again.

The propagation check page was marking every resolver as "Stale" even when the answers were correct. Blank expected-value fields are now ignored, and CNAME / MX / NS / SOA comparisons are case-insensitive and tolerate trailing-dot differences between dig and the built-in resolver.

Zones that were checking in normally were sometimes auto-disabled by the stale-zone cleanup because the expiration date was never pushed forward. Every DynDNS update now extends the expiration by 180 days, keeping active zones active.

All delete actions now show a confirmation dialog before proceeding. Forms across the site have been modernized with Turbo Rails for a smoother experience.

Simplified serial comparison to directly compare PowerDNS and KyeDNS serials, fixing a race condition.

Fixed all failing tests, implemented dual-stack IP merging, and added legacy endpoint compatibility for seamless PHP migration.

Fixed DNS form field conflicts and MX record default priority handling. Improved user experience for DNS management.