On Thu, Jun 22, 2000 at 04:41:10PM +0100, Moore, Paul wrote: > From: Eric Gillespie, Jr. [mailto:epg@pobox.com] > > > > There's no such animal. I mentioned DynDNS in my post, and i'm > > mentioning it again. It's a free service that will give you a > > valid domain name which can be updated everytime you're IP is > > reassigned. Works great for those of us stuck on dialup links. > > Do you mean DynDNS? It sure ain't free - according to their pricing page (at > www.dyndns.com) there's a $50 pa charge, plus the cost of registering a > domain name. Try dyndns.org? Yes, you have to settle for a third-level name, but it is free beer. There are also several similar services, all with slightly different policies and different second-level domains. One to look into is ddts.org. The update client is packaged in Debian unstable. -- finger for GPG public key.
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