On Fri, Sep 20, 2024 at 9:33 AM Andrea Pappacoda <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Justin, thanks for the report. > > The cloudflare-ddns version in Stable, 2.0.0, doesn't have great error > handling, so it's hard to understand what has gone wrong from its error > messages. > Understood and agreed, I was not able to find anything else in the logs nor any core dumps. > > In any case, the most likely issue here is that either your network > temporarily failed, or Cloudflare returned an invalid response, so the > parsing failed and the program exited with an error. > Acknowledged. > > Everything is fine though, you can simply restart the service and > it'll continue working as always (or you could even ignore the failure > completely, the timer will take care of restarting it automatically). > I was curious about this as I have a process that checks on failed units and restarts them as well. > > If you prefer, I could backport cloudflare-ddns 2.1.0 to > bookworm-backports, since it has better error handling, and you could > upgrade to that version. > This would be helpful to see if the issue recurs with 2.1.0, thank you! > > Thanks for using cloudflare-ddns! Glad it is being useful to you :) > Acknowledged, happy that this package is part of Debian thank you! > > Bye! >
