Hi Today I've written a small script to check mailserver availability. If it's down, it runs a php script which connect's to the remote API. Code: <?php // login credentials $username = 'XXX; $password = 'XXX'; // CP URLs $soap_location = 'https://XXX/remote/index.php'; $soap_uri = 'https://XXX/remote/'; // remote API client $client = new SoapClient( null, array( 'location' => $soap_location, 'uri' => $soap_uri, 'trace' => 1, 'exceptions' => 1 ) ); try { // login to ISPConfig if($session_id = $client->login($username,$password)) { echo "Logged successfull. Session ID:". $session_id; } // DNS record ID $id = XXX; $client_id = 1; // get the DNS record $dns_record = $client->dns_cname_get($session_id, $id); // new value if ($dns_record['data'] != 'XXX') { $dns_record['data'] = 'XXX'; // update the DNS record $affected_rows = $client->dns_cname_update($session_id, $client_id, $id, $dns_record); echo "Number of records that have been changed in the database: ". $affected_rows; } // logout if($client->logout($session_id)) { echo 'Logged out.<br />'; } } catch (SoapFault $e) { die('SOAP Error: '.$e->getMessage()); echo "Please contact the server administator"; } It's created a job within ISPConfig queue and the DB changes as well. However, the interface shows the old entry and it also does not seem to fire the server's event to update the BIND files. E.g. the changes are written to DB - and that's it. Do I have to add something else? Thanks a lot!
You have to run a update on the zone itself after updatng the cname were you increment the serial by 1.