.ddns-aws.yaml

# This is initial DDNS-AWS config file
# but it will be overwritten by DDNS-AWS and comments will be lost!
# ENV variables will take precendence over config AND will also overwrite config!
#
#
# `make install` copies this config to `etc/.ddns-aws.yaml` but it can also be moved
# to HOME directory of user running it


#Port to run server on. DDNS_AWS_SERVER_PORT takes precendence if defined:
server_port: 8125

#Username to authenticate ddns clients. DDNS_AWS_SERVER_USERNAME takes precendence if defined
server_username: ddns

#Password (or key) to authenticate ddns clients. DDNS_AWS_SERVER_PASSWORD takes precendence if defined
server_password: ddns

#path to server certificate (for HTTPS). DDNS_AWS_SERVER_CERT takes precendence if defined
server_cert: ""

#path to server private key (for HTTPS). DDNS_AWS_SERVER_PRIVATE_KEY takes precendence if defined
server_privatekey: ""

#NOTE: if certificate or private key is not specified, DDNS-AWS will run in HTTP mode (not recommended for production!)


# AWS Route 53 access config. ENV variables (all caps) take precendence if defined
AWS_region: ""
AWS_Access_key_id: ""
AWS_Secret_access_key: ""




# No need to edit this line now. DDNS-AWS will update it using CLI. It contains list of active domains
# (domains allowed to be managed by DDNS-AWS)
active: []