CloudFlare dynamic dns updater module for Synology

cloudflaredns.sh

#!/bin/sh

# cloudflareddns.sh - dynamic dns updater module for Synology
#
# Author:
#	Michael Wildman (http://mwild.me)
#
# Version:
#	0.2
#
# Description:
#	copy to /sbin/cloudflaredns.sh
#	make executable (chmod +x)
#	add the following entry to /etc.defaults/ddns_provider.conf
#
#		[CloudFlare]                                                                                                                                                
#			modulepath=/sbin/cloudflaredns.sh                                                                                                                   
#			queryurl=https://www.cloudflare.com/api_json.html?a=rec_edit&tkn=__PASSWORD__&email=__USERNAME__&z=__HOSTNAME__&content=__MYIP__ 
#	
#	(note that URL is not actually used, DSM will pass us the variables)
#	run a rec_load_all query to get the record id
#	(see https://www.cloudflare.com/docs/client-api.html)
#
# Changelog:
#	0.2:
#		- Simplified this thing to its most basic requirements (curl + logging)
#		- Now either returns 'good' or the result (no checking for cases -- the log was always more useful anyway!)
#
# Based on Brian Schmidt Pedersen (http://blog.briped.net) gratisdns.sh

# TODO
# read addition parameters from cloudflare api calls
#

# these variables are passed by DSM
# username is your email
__USERNAME__="$(echo ${@} | cut -d' ' -f1)"
# password is your cloudflare API key
__PASSWORD__="$(echo ${@} | cut -d' ' -f2)"
__HOSTNAME__="$(echo ${@} | cut -d' ' -f3)"
__MYIP__="$(echo ${@}  | cut -d' ' -f4)"

# log location
__LOGFILE__="/var/log/cloudflareddns.log"

# additional parameters needed for CloudFlare
__RECTYPE__="A"
__RECID__=""
__RECNAME__=""
__TTL__="1"
__SERVICEMODE__="0"

log() {
	__LOGTIME__=$(date +"%b %e %T")
	if [ "${#}" -lt 1 ]; then
		false
	else
		__LOGMSG__="${1}"
	fi
	if [ "${#}" -lt 2 ]; then
		__LOGPRIO__=7
	else
		__LOGPRIO__=${2}
	fi

	logger -p ${__LOGPRIO__} -t "$(basename ${0})" "${__LOGMSG__}"
	echo "${__LOGTIME__} $(basename ${0}) (${__LOGPRIO__}): ${__LOGMSG__}" >> ${__LOGFILE__}
}

__URL__="https://www.cloudflare.com/api_json.html?a=rec_edit&tkn=${__PASSWORD__}&email=${__USERNAME__}&z=${__HOSTNAME__}&type=${__RECTYPE__}&id=${__RECID__}&name=${__RECNAME__}&content=${__MYIP__}&ttl=${__TTL__}&service_mode=${__SERVICEMODE__}"

# Update DNS record:
log "Updating with ${__MYIP__}..." 7
__RESPONSE__=$(curl --silent "${__URL__}")

# Strip the result element from response json
__RESULT__=$(echo ${__RESPONSE__} | grep -o -E .result.:.[A-z]+.)

case ${__RESULT__} in
	'"result":"success"')
		__STATUS__='good'
		true
		;;
	*)
		__STATUS__="${__RESULT__}"
		log "__RESPONSE__=${__RESPONSE__}" 5
		false
		;;
esac
log "Status: ${__STATUS__}" 6

printf "%s" "${__STATUS__}"

getting this error:
RESPONSE={"success":false,"errors":[{"code":7003,"message":"Could not route to /zones/dns_records, perhaps your object identifier is invalid?"},{"code":7000,"message":"No route for that URI"}],"messages":[],"result":null}
Sep 5 13:17:42 cloudflaredns.sh (7): Status: false,

A better Cloudflare module for Synology is here.

Available to install via pip and most importantly, supports root domain to be set as your DDNS, e.g. example.com, as well as properly handles geographic domains (example.co.uk).

I've made a Cloudflare DDNS updater script which supports mulidomains and subdomains, feel free to use it https://github.com/mrikirill/SynologyDDNSCloudflareMultidomain

@mrikirill same to many scripts out there, yours will choke on example.co.uk domain (e.g. complex TLDs).
Don't assume that TLD has no dots inside :)

@dvershinin yep mate, you're right, didn't think about this case. I'm going to fix it. Feel free to send an issue in my project)

@mrikirill just above your comment, I mention cloudflareddns which addresses all these edge case from the start.

nice script
personally i went this route as it's less invasive https://hub.docker.com/r/oznu/cloudflare-ddns/#!