DNS updates
IP detection providers can sometimes return a Cloudflare anycast IP
instead
of the user's real public IP, causing incorrect DNS updates. When
REJECT_CLOUDFLARE_IPS=true, detected IPs are checked against
Cloudflare's
published IP ranges (ips-v4/ips-v6) and rejected if they match.
Default IPv4 provider is now CloudflareTrace.
Primary uses api.cloudflare.com; fallbacks are literal IPs.
Build per-family HTTP clients by binding to 0.0.0.0/[::] so the trace
endpoint observes the requested address family. Add validate_detected_ip
to reject wrong-family or non-global addresses (loopback, link-local,
private, documentation ranges, etc). Update tests and legacy updater
URLs.
Default to Cloudflare trace and validate IPs
Use api.cloudflare.com as the primary trace endpoint (fallbacks
remain literal IPs) to avoid WARP/Zero Trust interception. Build
IP-family-specific HTTP clients by binding to the unspecified
address so the trace endpoint sees the correct family. Add
validate_detected_ip to reject non-global or wrong-family addresses
and expand tests. Bump crate version and tempfile dev-dependency.
Update README and tests to reflect new defaults
Bump actions/checkout to v6, replace linux/arm/v7 with
linux/ppc64le in the Docker build, and normalize tag quoting in the
GitHub workflow
Add Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock and a full src/ tree with modules and tests
Update Dockerfile to build a Rust release binary and simplify CI/publish
Remove legacy Python script, requirements.txt, and startup helper
Switch .gitignore to Rust artifacts; update Dependabot and workflows to
cargo
Add .env example, docker-compose env, and update README and VSCode
settings
Remove the old Python implementation and requirements; add a Rust
implementation with Cargo.toml/Cargo.lock and full src/ modules, tests,
and notifier/heartbeat support. Update Dockerfile, build/publish
scripts, dependabot and workflows, README, and provide env-based
docker-compose and .env examples.
