Hi,
I´m sorry if my comment about ddclient wasn´t very lucky,  I just wanted 
to answer Reinhard that ez-ipupdate was the reason of the limitation.
I will try to answer better nex time.

Last weekend I tried to use ddclient because I am using m0n0wall behind 
a NAT router with dynamic IP address in the WAN and for me it would be
very important to have no-ip or dyndns working in this configuration 
(having web access from a static IP address in the Internet).

I found the problem with perl and wasn´t sure if I could made it to 
work. As I am doing some experiments with m0n0 I just wanted to know how 
far
could I reach as I like m0n0wall a lot.

Thx you all




Chris Buechler wrote:

>On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 14:35:05 +0100,
>reinhard dot lochner at hvbpensionsfonds dot de
><reinhard dot lochner at hvbpensionsfonds dot de> wrote:
>  
>
>>hai again,
>>
>>i've found some articles about it and found out that m0n0wall is using "ez-ipupdate".
>>but "ez-ipupdate.com" looks like a dead software (last modified on march 11th 2002, version
3.0.11b7).
>>(dead links on the page, domains without an ip ...)
>>
>>could it be a good idea to include an other ip-updater program?
>>
>>    
>>
>
>Last modified a while ago, but it's still fine (the version in
>m0n0wall is newer than that).  It's the only dyndns software I've seen
>that's very light weight.  Written in C, rather than Perl or similar
>that all others I've seen are written in.
>
>If you can find an alternative that's very light weight and doesn't
>require Perl, or anything else very large and has support for more
>services than ez-ipupdate, I'm sure Manuel would be open to change.
>
>-Chris
>
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