Well the cross compile went suprisely smooth.
I downloaded the uclibc cross compiler and had no problems whatsoever.
I then placed the noip binary on the /var (which is writable) and was
very proud to be able to runit off my router with the dilema if to
actually integrate it into the router's initscript a thing that may
break it if I make a mistake creating the rooydisk and so forth...
So after my first cross compile I felt very proud and had all of the
air beat out of my lungs when I ran noip with out any paramaters and
recieved this entry among others ...
-F force NAT off
hmm if there's a NAT off does that mean NAT is on by default?
Having not even tried it on my natted machine I fell in to another
classic case of overobfuscating a simple and trivial problem :) .
noip also has the -S ip that farther displyas this point with the
next output...
#./noip2 -S -c noip.conf
noip2 process active.
Process 19345, started as /home/lior/devel/noip-2.1.1/noip2 -c noip.conf
Using configuration from noip.conf
Last IP Address set 85.64.20.237
Account [EMAIL PROTECTED]
configured for:
host liorsbox.no-ip.com
Updating every 30 minutes via /dev/eth0 with NAT enabled.
There goes another 2 wasted hours...
Lior
On 6/29/05, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On Wed, 29 Jun 2005, Lior Kesos wrote:
>
> > Ello,
> > I'm trying to set up my router (eci b-focus 312) to update the noip
> > service of it's ip.
> > I've used cable pptp till now so I always had my "external" ip an ifconfig
> > away.
> > But my question is do I have to install the noip software on the
> > router or is there a more standard and elegent way.
> > I guess I can cross compile the small tgz to mips and run it on the
> > router (which I'll do anyway because it sounds fun :) ).
> > Anyway what is you're solution for dynamic dns from behind an adsl
> > router that does masuarading.(in my case to a 10.0.0.x subnet).
> > regards
>
> The router has dproxy installed. It does not always work. You can run it
> on another machine on the internal net and point the others at it for
> dns. Cross-compiling for MIPS is not very easy.
>
> Peter
>
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Lior Kesos
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