I’ve rewritten DynDNSupdate entirely in Ruby and reset the version-numbering. The old version will still be available, but won’t be developed any further. The new version of DynDNSupdate can run on a huge variety of platforms, such as Windows, Linux, BSD, Mac OS X etc., whereas the old version was limited to run in Bash environments.
Improvements:
- Runs on most OS’es now – thanks to Ruby
- Respects a selected number of HTTP redirects (default: 10)
- Doesn’t require
lynxanymore - Easy install through RPA
- Binary (
.exe) for Windows
Packages:
- RPA package: dyndnsupdate_0.1.28-1.rps (No longer existing.)
- Windows Binary: dyndnsupdate-0.1.28-1_win32_exe.tar.gz (Taken offline because of breakage.)
- Source: dyndnsupdate-0.1.28.tar.gz
What is RPA?
RPA stands for Ruby Production Archive and is a brilliant package-manager written by Batsman for handling Ruby applications and libraries at production level. If you’re using Ruby and yet don’t know RPA, do yourself a favour and check it out at: http://rpa-base.rubyforge.org.
