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Posted: Feb. 26 2006,22:15 |
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Brian -
I am running DSL 2.2 as a frugal install on a EPIA 5000 mobo.
I might have used the term ddclient incorrectly. I thought it was a generic term referring to any number of clients that provide this type service. I know that there are several versions some written as scripts and others written in some source programing language like c or java. The client I was recommending (other might work as well or better) is written in 'c' and complied as an executable.
bash-2.05b# file inadyn inadyn: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.2.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped bash-2.05b#
All of the source is available at their web site.
Actually it does not matter to me which client is added to MyDSL, I just found this one and it seems to work without modification. It is an inexpensive way to allow users to access their computers remotely using a URL even it your service provider is supplying a dynamic IP. Or you setup a web, ftp or e-mail server all on you home computer. Anyway just an idea.
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