sudo apt-get install ddclient |
Select “Other” and tap the Enter key
Type in your defined server and tap the Enter key
Select “dyndns2” and tap the Enter key
Type in your username and tap the Enter key
Type in your password and tap the Enter key
Type in your password again and tap the Enter key
Type in the network interface you use (typically eth0)
Type in the update server and tap the Enter key
After all of this done run the below just to make sure you have everything to make it secure
sudo cp /etc/ddclient.conf /etc/ddclient.conf.originalsudo echo "daemon=300" > /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "pid=/var/run/ddclient.pid" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "ssl=yes" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "##" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "## OpenDNS.com account-configuration" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "##" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "use=web, web=myip.dnsomatic.com" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "ssl=yes" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "server=updates.opendns.com" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "protocol=dyndns2" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "login=opendns_username" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "password=opendns_password" >> /etc/ddclient.confsudo echo "opendns_network_label" >> /etc/ddclient.conf |
sudo cp /etc/default/ddclient /etc/default/ddclient.originalsudo sed -i 's|run_daemon="false"|run_daemon="true"|g' /etc/default/ddclientsudo /etc/init.d/ddclient restartsudo /etc/init.d/ddclient status |
If needed you can reconfigure the client via the screens again with this command
dpkg-reconfigure ddclient |
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