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So if I point a DNS A record to mydomain.tld it will automatically route to my VPS?

The "need"? You can't edit two DNS entries once a year?

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domain name (which is your domain) it asks for DNS and there's no explanation or anything and the two questions looks similar -- anyways, answer 8.8.8.8 to the DNS question after your domain. Also, y

By the way, can you set reverse dns records on request?

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No redirects required; just drop the domain name in a CNAME file in the root of the repo, and set your DNS to point a CNAME to your github.io site. One repo per site, but you can put them all under on

Also check out OpenNIC DNS servers close to you:

I modified the options and some of the config files to my liking (use 4096 bit keys, SHA-512, add OpenNIC DNS servers, auth-nocache, comp-lzo adaptive, etc.), but can be used well straight outta the b

* Painless DNS management. We offer an integrated DNS management system, so you can get all of your DNS setup in just a few clicks.

The dynamic DNS update is some 3-line script I downloaded from afraid.org. All it does is a wget. Some dyndns services have clients built into consumer routers so no script is needed.

no needs for PHP or MySQL even fro smtp or blind dns etc , test it your self and see .

But isn't that easier than all the scripts for iptables and dynamic DNS, etc.?

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