#Install configure inadyn linux commands how to
#Install configure inadyn linux commands install
#Install configure inadyn linux commands Patch

You really need to consider updating to at least 5.9, if not to 6.3. It does however suggest that you're running an old version of CentOS - 5.6 probably. 1) Linux 2.6.18-238.12.1.el5 i686 That's your Kernel version, not the version of CentOS - see /etc/redhat-release.

#Install configure inadyn linux commands install

The log entries from inadyn that demonstrate the problem you're having Oh, and you'll probably find it easier if you install inadyn using the CentOS software management tool rather than installing it by hand.

If once you're using the file generated by Dyn's tool you're still having problems please edit your question to include: Hi, I have centos, and i configer inadyn, but for some reason it's not working i have used many links to configer it but with no luck, basiclly i have copy the file inadyn to /usr/bin, and i have created this nf under /etc/ below what i wrot inside the nf using nano editer: = update_period_sec 600 # Check for a new IP every 600 seconds username username password Pass0rrd dyndns_system alias = can any one tell me what's the correct steps as 1,2,3 etc. configure (autotools) how/where did you install the executable after running make with makefile-deprecated? From what directory did you run inadyn-mt? And anything else that you think might be helpful.As soon as you need that your PC will be reachable with the public IP address, you can setup a free dns service in order to reach your machine. If you ran configure, did you run make install as root after running make? If not. configure and options, or makefile-deprecated, etc.

If you care to give more information, it may help reproducing the fault - such as what operating system, and operating system version you're running. Oh and, -forced_update_period_sec is invalid parameter - it should be -forced_update_period, and though it does not contain the 'word' sec, it is indeed calculated in seconds. So simply removing -version from config should get you going. I'd meant you run this command singularly from the command line. However, you should remove the -version option from your configuration file, as this will cause the program to exit, upon displaying the program version. Please do write again, if you're still having problems.

#Install configure inadyn linux commands Patch

dyndns_system -username yyyy -password yyyy -alias yyyyyĪlso, 'Per server option parameters include credentials ip server, url, port dyn dns server, url, port host alias names.' That is, there is only one forced_update_period_sec option for all servers.Īlso, make sure the patch was applied successfully. dyndns_system -username xxxx -password xxxx -alias xxxx 'Server related parameters are applied to the most recent dyndns_system option parameter appearing on the command line…'īased on your configuration file, it looks like you could simply move the dyndns_system option before the username option in each of the two sets of options you've got there.

#Install configure inadyn linux commands how to

Instructions on how to do this appear in the file, readme.html, found in the inadyn-mt root directory - see the instructions at the end of the dyndns_system option explanation.