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Asked: 2026-05-11T06:00:54+00:00

I have a server in at a hoster (which has a static IP) and

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I have a server in at a hoster (which has a static IP) and want to run a server at home too and don’t want to buy the dyndns package from dyndns.com

I would either like to find a program that does this without costing money and using my own server and domain so I can have myclient.domain.com or I would like to write this myself. Would I be able to do that with a custom apache conf?

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I have 1 Server with a static ip and I want to run a server at home (dynamic IP) I want to use the server with the static ip to run as the dyndns managing server

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  1. I use zoneedit.com for my DNS servers, and they have a free dynamic service that works fine for my home box. (On the other hand, my home box changes IP about twice a year, so it’s not like I stress it.)

    On my home box, I have a script that polls a tiny little cgi on my colo box to return what my current IP is (because I can’t get it from the router), and if it’s changed, it does a ‘curl’ to update my zoneedit settings. When I get home, I’ll try to remember to post the script.

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