You might want to check on the router itself. I know some of them will handle the dynamic updates for you.
Of course the problem I ran in to is that they don't support zoneedit.
I have comcast cable internet at the apartment now. But they only give dynamic IP addresses. I use zoneedit for my domain names. I have been trying to get some of the various utilities that work to update the DNS servers with your changing IP, but I haven't had any luck so far.
The problem is that I have my machine hooked to a Linksys router that act as a DHCP server which is in turn connected to the cable modem. None of the utilites I have used so far work with my configuration, because none of them can figure out my external IP wihch is all handled by the router. All the programs I have used rely on the machine the script is running on to be aware of its dynamic external IP, this isn't the case for me.
I am taking ideas on how to solve this issue, since it looks like I am going to have to write my own solution.
You might want to check on the router itself. I know some of them will handle the dynamic updates for you.
Of course the problem I ran in to is that they don't support zoneedit.
Adjust your router
http://192.168.2.1
You can set up the various IP's there. And if it works I'll be amazed
it might be http://192.168.1.1
thats default.
.2.1
If your gonna make your own solution here's a thought.
Have a php/cgi script on a outside server (free hosting) that just outputs your ip.
Have that output update your ip in a shell script.
Not sure if it's possible but it almost makes sense to me.
Jro... read this:
http://www.zoneedit.com/doc/dynamic.html#faq3
I don't think you need anything other than one of these scripts.....
Unfortunately I tried all of them before my first post and none of them worked. I am in the process of using Wildhearts idea and the Python script on zoneedit to make this happen. Hopefully I can finish it this weekend, I would really like to have this in place soon.Originally Posted by mcangeli
Alright, I got it. I had to hack apart their perl script to get it to work. But all is well now. I have the script run every hour and it updates the zones like it should. I am polishing it up a little, then I will post it.
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