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Hi, yes it is..you can change ip or the 'hole lot' if you would feel like it or write another script which wil do it for you automatically..it is totally Independent from virtualmin and have nothing to do with virtualmin. I suggest you to re-write your script from base of usage. You can use it with cli or separate - its up to you. I do use my script to do dyndns for that.. just one entry for subdomain within bind and it works.. I can confirm that.. and it has nothing to do with virtualmin.. its just terminal and cron on another linux.
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Well, if you'd bothered to actually read my post, I said that I already do that automatically, and the script does as intended. Messing with bind zonefiles directly is a bad idea, since they get overwritten when doing changes through Virtualmin.
As I said, I'm using the Virtualmin cli commands to do this and was wondering if there was another option I could add to that command when changing the DNS entry.
ah sorry, I did not realised that virtualmin offers cli. my bad and my apologies, I've never been using virtualmin cli. Perhaps I should read docs about it ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Configuring/troubleshooting Debian servers is always great fun