As we all know, Freenom is the only merchant on the planet that provides free top-level domain names, but it needs to be renewed every year for up to one year at a time. Since I applied for a bunch of domain names, and not at the same time, So I felt frustrated every time I renewed, so I wrote this automatic renewal script.
Regardless of the success or failure of the renewal or the execution of the script, you will receive emails from the program. In the case of a renewal success or failure email, the email will include the number of days that the domain name has not been renewed.
- Email of robot: Used to send notification emails.
- Your email: Used to receive notification emails sent by robots.
- VPS: Any server can be used. The system recommends
Centos7, and the PHP version must bephp7.1or above. - No more
1.In Settings > Forwarding and POP/IMAP, tick
- Enable POP for all messages
- Enable IMAP
Then save your changes.
2.Allow less secure applications
After logging into Google Mail, visit this page and enable the application that is not secure enough.
Also, if prompted
Do not allow access to account
After logging in to Google Mail, go to this page and click Allow. This situation is relatively rare.
If you don't want to use email push, you can also use Telegram bot. In the .env file,
Change the value of TELEGRAM_BOT_ENABLE to true to enable the Telegram bot.
Similarly, change the value of MAIL_ENABLE to false to disable the mail push method.
Telegram bot has two configuration items, one is chatID (corresponding to TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID in .env file),
You can get your own id by sending /start to @userinfobot using your Telegram account,
The other is token (corresponding to TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN in the .env file),
your Telegram bot token, how to create a Telegram bot and how to get the token please refer to:
Official Document
This completes the settings related to notifications, followed by the configuration related to this program :)
All operations are performed under Centos7 system, other Linux distributions are similar
$ mkdir -p /data/wwwroot/freenom
$ cd /data/wwwroot/freenom
# clone the repository source
$ git clone https://github.com/luolongfei/next-freenom.git ./# Copy configuration file template
$ cp .env.example .env
# Edit configuration file
$ vim .env
# .env Each item in the file has a detailed description, which will not be repeated here. In short, you need to change all the items in it to your own. Note the format of the multi-account configuration:
# e.g. MULTIPLE_ACCOUNTS='<account1>@<password1>|<account2>@<password2>|<account3>@<password3>'
# Of course, if you only have a single account, you only need to configure FREEENOM_USERNAME and FREEENOM_PASSWORD. The configurations of single account and multiple accounts will be read together and duplicated.
# After editing, press "Esc" to return to the command mode, enter ":wq" and press Enter to save and exit. If you don't use vim editor, you can ask Uncle Google. :)$ yum -y install cronie crontabs
# Verify if crond is installed and started
$ yum list cronie && systemctl status crond
# Verify that crontab is installed
$ yum list crontabs $$ which crontab && crontab -l$ crontab -e
# Task content is as follows
# The meaning of this task is to execute the run file under /data/wwwroot/freenom/ at 9 AM every day
# Note: In some cases, crontab may not find your php path. The following command will output an error message in the freenom_crontab.log file. You should specify the php path: replace the following php with /usr/local/php/bin/php (based on the actual situation)
00 09 * * * cd /data/wwwroot/freenom/ && php run > freenom_crontab.log 2>&1Restart the crond daemon (This step is required each time you edit the task form for the task to take effect)
$ systemctl restart crondTo check if the Task is normal, you can set the execution time of the above task to a few minutes, and then wait until the task execution is completed,
check the contents of the freenom_crontab.log file in the /data/wwwroot/freenom/ directory for errors. Common error messages are as follows:
- /bin/sh: php: command not found
- /bin/sh: /usr/local/php: Is a directory
(Click to expand or collapse)
solution
execute
$ whereis php # Determine the location of php, the general output is "php: /usr/local/php /usr/local/php/bin/php", we choose: /usr/local/php/bin/phpNow we know that php's path is
/usr/local/php/bin/php(may be different according to the actual situation of your own system), and then modify the commands in the form task, change
00 09 * * * cd /data/wwwroot/freenom/ && php run > freenom_crontab.log 2>&1to
00 09 * * * cd /data/wwwroot/freenom/ && /usr/local/php/bin/php run > freenom_crontab.log 2>&1More information: click here
Of course, if your crontab can correctly find the php path without error, you don't need to do anything.
So far, all the configurations have been completed, let's verify if the whole process works :)
You can first change the value of NOTICE_FREQ in .env to 1 (Push notification every time the script is executed), and then execute
$ cd /data/wwwroot/freenom/ && php runIf nothing else, you will receive an email about the domain name.
If you encounter any problems or bugs, please mention issues. If freenom changes the algorithm and causes this project to fail, Please mention issues to inform me that I will fix it in time and maintain this project for a long time. Welcome star ~
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- Main program and framework: @luolongfei
- English document: @肖阿姨