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Jon Still wrote:
The client is 2 lines of shell scripting that uses ifconfig, sed and awk to retrieve the IP address and wget to update the server :) These 2 lines of course go in /etc/ppp/ip-up :)
The guru's all (well the few I've discussed it with at N3K, and ISC) say let the DHCP server do it, rather than introducing a webserver. Did you look at this route? There are some scripts and stuff for recent DHCP servers. I braved zero admin networking around a mates house the other night on Microsoft. Didn't work, but I think that is something to do with his W2K laptop. Looks to have a stray network card configured - M$ even have a knowledgebase article on such dreadful crud in the registry - he didn't want to install RedHat 7, probably all those Oracle for NT databases on the laptop....:( Perhaps we should wind up the IETF and do a Linux zero admin networking utility suite ;) -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.