So it appears that the script will automatically delete the record, and then recreate the record with the new value.
But if the IP address has not changed, wouldn't it be more efficient to just query for the current IP address value, and then only take some action if the desired value differs from the existing value?
I've heard it suggested around the internet to run DDNS scripts like every 10 minutes. If the record is constantly being destroyed and recreated, this makes me worry that I might be causing some operational stress to Porkbun or to the DNS system as a whole by replacing the record so frequently.
I might just be overthinking this, though. Anyway, thanks!
So it appears that the script will automatically delete the record, and then recreate the record with the new value.
But if the IP address has not changed, wouldn't it be more efficient to just query for the current IP address value, and then only take some action if the desired value differs from the existing value?
I've heard it suggested around the internet to run DDNS scripts like every 10 minutes. If the record is constantly being destroyed and recreated, this makes me worry that I might be causing some operational stress to Porkbun or to the DNS system as a whole by replacing the record so frequently.
I might just be overthinking this, though. Anyway, thanks!