# cloudflare-ddns v2.1.2 — Notification & Domain Casing Fixes This patch release fixes three bugs reported on GitHub. ## Bug fixes - **Mixed-case domains now match existing DNS records (#255).** In env-var mode, configuring a domain with mixed casing (for example `ExaMple.com`) caused every update cycle to attempt a duplicate record create and fail with Cloudflare error `81058: An identical record already exists.` Cloudflare normalizes record names to lowercase server-side, so the lookup is now case-insensitive. - **Pushover notifications work again (#258).** The shoutrrr-style URL `pushover://shoutrrr:TOKEN@USER` (the canonical form from `containrrr/shoutrrr`) was being parsed with the literal `shoutrrr:` username included in the API token, which Pushover rejected. The parser now strips the optional `:` prefix from the token segment, restoring the v2.0.7 behavior. Optional shoutrrr query parameters (`?devices=...`, `?priority=...`) are tolerated. - **Gotify notifications now produce a valid request URL (#262).** The Gotify URL parser blindly appended `/message` after any query string, producing malformed webhook URLs like `https://host:9090?token=XYZ/message`. The parser now follows shoutrrr's canonical layout — token as the final path segment or `?token=` query — and supports `?disabletls=yes` to switch the resulting webhook from HTTPS to HTTP for typical home-LAN setups, plus the `gotify+http://` / `gotify+https://` aliases. ## Already addressed (closing #257) The robust public-IP discovery enhancements requested in #257 (multi-endpoint trace fallback, strict address-family validation, API request timeouts, duplicate record cleanup) were already folded into the Rust port shipped in v2.0.8 — see `src/provider.rs` (`CF_TRACE_PRIMARY` / `CF_TRACE_FALLBACK`, `validate_detected_ip`, `build_split_client`) and `src/cloudflare.rs` (`set_ips` dedup behavior, per-request `timeout`). ## Upgrade ```bash docker pull timothyjmiller/cloudflare-ddns:2.1.2 # or docker pull timothyjmiller/cloudflare-ddns:latest ``` No configuration changes are required.