I have down loaded the file noip-duc-linux.tar.gz from NO-IP.
I next used XArchive to extract the file.
The extraction created a directory named noip-2.1.3
Inside the noip-2.1.3 directory there are files named
debian.noip2.sh
gentoo.noip2.sh
redhat.noip2.sh
suse.noip2.sh
Makefile
noip2.c
and a bunch of readme files.
when I try to do a ./configure inside the noip-2.1.3 directory nothing happens.
What do I need to do next to install and use the client noip2
Thanks for any help
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You need a devx_xxx.sfs file on the same partition where your pup_save file is to be able to compile programs in Puppy.
Have a look here:
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/Compiling
Have a look here:
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/Compiling
make
will compile it.
Then look in an editor at one of the .sh scripts.
I think they will copy the compiled binary "noip2" to /usr/bin or a similar folder that is in the "PATH".
Maybe the scripts also will create an entry in the startup-files, so that it is run when the computer boots.
This might vary depending on the distribution, in Puppy you would add a line
noip2
to
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
Mark
will compile it.
Then look in an editor at one of the .sh scripts.
I think they will copy the compiled binary "noip2" to /usr/bin or a similar folder that is in the "PATH".
Maybe the scripts also will create an entry in the startup-files, so that it is run when the computer boots.
This might vary depending on the distribution, in Puppy you would add a line
noip2
to
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
Mark