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[错误] 缺少配置项 [FOLDER] !
Error message
[错误] 缺少配置项 [FOLDER] !
What it means
cfst_ddns.sh's _READ() parses cfst_ddns.conf by piping the whole file through grep 'FOLDER=' | awk -F '=' '{print $NF}' and taking the text after the last '='. If that yields an empty string, the script prints the error and exits 1 at script/cfst_ddns.sh:15, aborting before any speed test or DNS update. FOLDER is load-bearing: the main block runs cd "${FOLDER}" (line 64) before ./cfst, so it must be the directory holding the cfst binary and ip.txt.
Source
Thrown at script/cfst_ddns.sh:15
#!/usr/bin/env bash
PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:~/bin
export PATH
# --------------------------------------------------------------
# 项目: CloudflareSpeedTest 自动更新域名解析记录
# 版本: 1.0.5
# 作者: XIU2
# 项目: https://github.com/XIU2/CloudflareSpeedTest
# --------------------------------------------------------------
_READ() {
[[ ! -e "cfst_ddns.conf" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 配置文件不存在 [cfst_ddns.conf] !" && exit 1
CONFIG=$(cat "cfst_ddns.conf")
FOLDER=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'FOLDER='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${FOLDER}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [FOLDER] !" && exit 1
ZONE_ID=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'ZONE_ID='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${ZONE_ID}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [ZONE_ID] !" && exit 1
DNS_RECORDS_ID=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'DNS_RECORDS_ID='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${DNS_RECORDS_ID}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [DNS_RECORDS_ID] !" && exit 1
KEY=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'KEY='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${KEY}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [KEY] !" && exit 1
EMAIL=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'EMAIL='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${EMAIL}" ]] && echo -e "[信息] 缺少配置项 [EMAIL]，由 [API 密钥] 方式转为 [API 令牌] 方式!"
TYPE=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'TYPE='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${TYPE}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [TYPE] !" && exit 1
NAME=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'NAME='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${NAME}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [NAME] !" && exit 1
TTL=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'TTL='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${TTL}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [TTL] !" && exit 1
PROXIED=$(echo "${CONFIG}"|grep 'PROXIED='|awk -F '=' '{print $NF}')
[[ -z "${PROXIED}" ]] && echo -e "[错误] 缺少配置项 [PROXIED] !" && exit 1
}
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Solutions
- Open cfst_ddns.conf in the directory you run the script from and set FOLDER to the folder containing the cfst binary and ip.txt, e.g. FOLDER=/opt/cfst
- Make sure the line starts at column 1 (no leading '#') and the value follows '=' immediately with no spaces
- Confirm the path is valid relative to the script's working directory, because line 64 does cd "${FOLDER}"
- Re-run bash cfst_ddns.sh — _READ must clear all checks before _UPDATE starts
Example fix
# cfst_ddns.conf (before) FOLDER= # (after) FOLDER=/opt/cfst
Defensive patterns
Strategy: validation
Validate before calling
grep -q '^FOLDER=.' cfst_ddns.conf || { echo 'missing/empty FOLDER in cfst_ddns.conf' >&2; exit 1; } Prevention
- Keep cfst_ddns.conf next to the script and fill every KEY=VALUE in one editing pass before the first run
- Uncomment template lines by deleting the leading '#', never leave a bare 'KEY=' with no value
- Run bash -x cfst_ddns.sh once after setup to watch _READ consume each key
When it happens
Trigger: cfst_ddns.conf exists next to the script (otherwise the earlier file-not-found error fires) but the FOLDER= line is absent, commented out, or present with nothing after the '=' sign.
Common situations: Fresh setup where the sample conf was copied but FOLDER left blank; the line has a stray '#' prefix; the conf was replaced by an older template missing the key. grep matches the key anywhere in a line, so a valueless '# FOLDER=' comment still leaves FOLDER empty.
Related errors
- [错误] 缺少配置项 [ZONE_ID] !
- [错误] 缺少配置项 [DNS_RECORDS_ID] !
- [错误] 缺少配置项 [KEY] !
- [信息] 缺少配置项 [EMAIL]，由 [API 密钥] 方式转为 [API 令牌] 方式!
- [错误] 缺少配置项 [TYPE] !
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