[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> John writes:
> > Write a script to go in ip-up.d that does something like:
>
> Yes, I could do this, but I don't need to: my isp doesn't use 'dynamic
> dns'.
>
> My interest is in helping new users whose isp's won't tell them the
> nameserver ip's because the
John writes:
> Write a script to go in ip-up.d that does something like:
Yes, I could do this, but I don't need to: my isp doesn't use 'dynamic
dns'.
My interest is in helping new users whose isp's won't tell them the
nameserver ip's because they use dynamic dns. Someone reminded me that
pppd
I assume you run bind.
Write a script to go in ip-up.d that does something like:
1) dig @theispdomain | grep "IN NS" > afile
2) extract the IPs of the servers and sed them into the forwarder line
in named.conf
3) ndc restart
in ip-down.d you'll want to restore the named.conf to something
'norm
On Mon, Oct 19, 1998 at 12:14:07PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Noam Gordon writes:
Umm, that should be "> Lee Bradshaw writes:"
> > They probably don't really _change_ the nameserver addresses
> > dynamically. So add these servers to your /etc/resolv.conf file and
> > things should work.
>
Noam Gordon writes:
> They probably don't really _change_ the nameserver addresses
> dynamically. So add these servers to your /etc/resolv.conf file and
> things should work.
Yes, but I would still like to support this 'dynamic' assignment of
nameservers transparently. I could call nslookup from
On Sun, Oct 18, 1998 at 06:11:25PM +0200, Noam Gordon wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am a Linux newbie. I have installed Debian 2.0 successfully. I would like
> to set up ISDN dial-up to my ISP.
> My ISP asigns me an IP address AS WELL AS DNS server address , dynamically
> (In my win95 setup, I di
Hello everyone,
I am a Linux newbie. I have installed Debian 2.0 successfully. I would like
to set up ISDN dial-up to my ISP.
My ISP asigns me an IP address AS WELL AS DNS server address , dynamically
(In my win95 setup, I didn't need to input any info at all). I read in the
Linux tutorial that wh
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