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发表于 2004-4-26 01:27:38
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请问楼主,我用的是2.10的,怎么不行啊:我是按照官方,与你的有点不一样。
How to install:
1 - Download the ez-ipup.tgz file and copy it to your existing Coyote boot floppy.
Note: If you're using a Linux system to make these changes, you can use any text editor to make the following changes, rather than mounting the floppy in your Coyote system.
2 - Boot the machine into Coyote, login as root, and Quit from the menu [Q]
3 - Type: mount /dev/boot /mnt [Enter] Ignore the error message about Minix file systems.
4 - Type: edit /mnt/packages [Enter]
5 - If this is the first package you've added, this file will be empty. Add one line with the new package name: ez-ipup [Enter]
6 - Close the editor [Ctrl+Q] and save the file [Y]
7 - Type: umount /mnt [Enter] (Note the spelling: umount, not unmount.)
8 - Reboot your Coyote box. Do not use the menu option to write configuration changes to the floppy.
To Run:
1 - Boot the machine into Coyote, login as root, and Quit from the menu [Q]
2 - Type: edit /etc/ez-ipupdate.conf [Enter]. Read through the configuration file. It will tell you what most of the values are used for. I have the service-type set for dyndns, but most of the dynamic dns services are available.
3 - Set the values according to the service you're using. (See the ez-ipupdate site for more information.) Quit the editor and save: [Ctrl+Q] [Y]
4 - Start ez-ipupdate by typing: ez-ipupdate -c /etc/ez-ipupdate.conf [Enter]. Switch to your syslog screen (Alt-F4) and you should see an entry that ez-ipupdate started using your service type, and has successfully updated your dyndns entry. You may also see an "ez-ipupdate.cache is malformed" error. That's because nothing is in there the first time. You shouldn't see that error again.
5 - If everything seems to be working, you'll want to run this in daemon mode, which will watch your IP address, and update the dns entries at your dynamic dns services when it changes. Just uncomment the daemon line in the /etc/ez-ipupdate.conf file. You will probably also want to add a line in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local script to start ez-ipupdate automatically when you boot Coyote. Just add the line that you typed to start ez-ipupdate in step 4.
6 - Write your configuration changes to the Coyote boot disk. |
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