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Edit CNAME
See original GitHub issueHow do I edit a CNAME record? I home baked my own cloudflare shell script until I found this amazing repo. But I need to update CNAME for my DNS failover mechanism.
I’ve tried all possible combinations and none seem to work?
# cfcli -t CNAME edit app b.domain.co.za
Error: No matching records found
But app.domain.co.za does exist!
If this cannot be done then we need to update docs?
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- Created 5 years ago
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No problem. No I meant that based on your original message
app would be the CNAME and b.domain.co.za would be the value wish to set it to
adding -q content:a.domain.co.za will only affect records with that specific content value
Wonderful thank you Daniel, I will give it a go. However I think you mean?
cfcli -t CNAME edit b.domain.co.za -q content:a.domain.co.za