Comments on: IPNotify http://humani.st/ipnotify/ Computer Science, Business, Blogging, and Technology Blog by Luke Hoersten Wed, 14 Dec 2011 15:30:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Luke Hoersten http://humani.st/ipnotify/comment-page-1/#comment-10808 Luke Hoersten Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:34:48 +0000 http://openradix.org/archives/323#comment-10808 Like I said, there are probably better solutions out there. This script was a simple 10 min copy and paste from some other scripts I'd written before so it wasn't much of a hassle.<br><br>As far as I know, No-ip and Dyndns only support dynamic DNS with their given sub-domain names. Having both their sub-domain and my domain names point to my servers would work but in that situation, I would have to notice my domain name was not working and then ping the dyndns domain to get my new IP and redirect the A Record. With my script, it will just email me whenever the cron job runs. I'd rather just get an email =) Like I said, there are probably better solutions out there. This script was a simple 10 min copy and paste from some other scripts I'd written before so it wasn't much of a hassle.

As far as I know, No-ip and Dyndns only support dynamic DNS with their given sub-domain names. Having both their sub-domain and my domain names point to my servers would work but in that situation, I would have to notice my domain name was not working and then ping the dyndns domain to get my new IP and redirect the A Record. With my script, it will just email me whenever the cron job runs. I'd rather just get an email =)

]]> By: Luke Hoersten http://humani.st/ipnotify/comment-page-1/#comment-10600 Luke Hoersten Wed, 19 Dec 2007 08:34:48 +0000 http://openradix.org/archives/323#comment-10600 Like I said, there are probably better solutions out there. This script was a simple 10 min copy and paste from some other scripts I'd written before so it wasn't much of a hassle.<br><br>As far as I know, No-ip and Dyndns only support dynamic DNS with their given sub-domain names. Having both their sub-domain and my domain names point to my servers would work but in that situation, I would have to notice my domain name was not working and then ping the dyndns domain to get my new IP and redirect the A Record. With my script, it will just email me whenever the cron job runs. I'd rather just get an email =) Like I said, there are probably better solutions out there. This script was a simple 10 min copy and paste from some other scripts I’d written before so it wasn’t much of a hassle.

As far as I know, No-ip and Dyndns only support dynamic DNS with their given sub-domain names. Having both their sub-domain and my domain names point to my servers would work but in that situation, I would have to notice my domain name was not working and then ping the dyndns domain to get my new IP and redirect the A Record. With my script, it will just email me whenever the cron job runs. I’d rather just get an email =)

]]> By: ryan http://humani.st/ipnotify/comment-page-1/#comment-10599 ryan Wed, 19 Dec 2007 02:05:31 +0000 http://openradix.org/archives/323#comment-10599 Nice. But I think some sort of dynamic dns service would prove much less hassle.<br><br>No-ip, Dyndns, etc. Nice. But I think some sort of dynamic dns service would prove much less hassle.

No-ip, Dyndns, etc.

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