Clan x86
Member Forums => iago's forum => Topic started by: Killer360 on December 21, 2006, 11:00:58 am
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Are you still in need of one that works? I would recommend www.afraid.org. They have several updaters that really work well. :)
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DynDNS works pretty well, but the client is cumbersome and difficult to configure. I think iago was going to make a perl script and set it up with cron's to get around it. Maybe I'mbwrong, though!
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Yeah, I did, but it stopped working.
I want to go back to no-ip, but I need control of all my domains for it. And getting in touch with Lobo is difficult..
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Yeah, I did, but it stopped working.
I want to go back to no-ip, but I need control of all my domains for it. And getting in touch with Lobo is difficult..
Ah. Can't you make them aliases of a no-ip domain? I guess you'd still need Lobo's credentials for that; however, it'd save you the transfer fee!
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Well, I'd just like to get control of the domain from him. Then I don't have to worry about it expiring, and stuff.
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Try afraid.org! :)
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Try afraid.org! :)
no-ip hasn't failed a single time for me in two years.
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A lot of routers have a built-in client, check there first. If it doesn't, stop using a crappy router or find replacement firmware for it.
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Try afraid.org! :)
no-ip hasn't failed a single time for me in two years.
Meh.... whatever. They offer the same things.
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A lot of routers have a built-in client, check there first. If it doesn't, stop using a crappy router or find replacement firmware for it.
My internal (wireless) router has a built-in client, but it's useless. My external router is one I rescued from a refuse bin, and doens't support anything, which is the way I want it.
If afraid is the same as no-ip or dyndns, then no thanks -- the only reason I'm not on no-ip is because I don't control my domain right now (as I said). So afraid is as useless as no-ip, and dyndns's client sucks balls.
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I don't understand what you mean by 'needing control of your domain' for no-ip, could you elaborate?
Why would you use no-ip at all?
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I don't understand what you mean by 'needing control of your domain' for no-ip, could you elaborate?
I mean, I don't own the domain right now. "whois x86labs.org"
Why would you use no-ip at all?
To keep my ip up-to-date.
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So... at the risk of inciting another argument, this site is on a dynamic ip? lol?
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So... at the risk of inciting another argument, this site is on a dynamic ip? lol?
Yup.
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So... at the risk of inciting another argument, this site is on a dynamic ip? lol?
Yup.
Why not?
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Kay, so the site was down last night. :-\
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Kay, so the site was down last night. :-\
My stepdad tripped the breaker while vacuuming, and I didn't notice for a little while.
Nothing to do with the IP. :P
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So... at the risk of inciting another argument, this site is on a dynamic ip? lol?
Yup.
Why not?
Because DNS caching would render it temporarily offline for many people every time the IP changes
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So... at the risk of inciting another argument, this site is on a dynamic ip? lol?
Yup.
Why not?
Because DNS caching would render it temporarily offline for many people every time the IP changes
And it hasn't been an issue thusfar, so why change now?
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Because DNS caching would render it temporarily offline for many people every time the IP changes
The TTL on a no-ip or dyndns domain is 2 minutes. That means that assuming I had the proper software running, there is <2-minutes gap every month or two. The world will keep spinning.
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What if I start dying in those two minutes, and I can't inform you guys? ):
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You can set the TTL to whatever you want if you have your own DNS...
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Yes, I know that, but your own DNS doesn't automatically update with your IP. That's why it's easier to have a no-ip or dyndns address, those are designed to be dynamic.
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Kay, so the site was down last night. :-\
My stepdad tripped the breaker while vacuuming, and I didn't notice for a little while.
Nothing to do with the IP. :P
You have the craziest excuses, and I don't think this is the first time it involved someone tripping (or possibly, tripping over) something. :P
You can set the TTL to whatever you want if you have your own DNS...
I think I can safely say "this is iago's website and he knows what he's doing".
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You have the craziest excuses, and I don't think this is the first time it involved someone tripping (or possibly, tripping over) something. :P
When your computer is in a publicish area, this stuff happens.
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You have the craziest excuses, and I don't think this is the first time it involved someone tripping (or possibly, tripping over) something. :P
When your computer is in a publicish area, this stuff happens.
Shouldn't you move it then :P? Or camouflage it with some snow...
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I think I can safely say "this is iago's website and he knows what he's doing".
I can safely disagree emphatically.
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I think I can safely say "this is iago's website and he knows what he's doing".
I can safely disagree emphatically.
You're right. Technically, Lobo owns the domain.
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Owned.
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I couldn't find a single working automatic DNS updater over at no-ip....
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I think I can safely say "this is iago's website and he knows what he's doing".
I can safely disagree emphatically.
Then you'd be an idiot. I have far more IT experience than you, and you seem to think you're an expert.