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I'd love to help you but i ACTUALLY keep an old old laptop hooked up to my network (as well as my new one) just to run a program that updates everydns.net every 2 hours with my new ip address. Although my IP address never changed from Aug, 03 until I put in a new router (couple weeks ago), then I was assigned a new IP and subnet, but this program I have (running on windows laptop by the way) updates everydns.net every xx hours (determined by you). It's a shareware program (it makes you wait 10 seconds after starting up before it will work, but I paid the $15.00 via paypal, and got a reg code becuase it was worth it to me).
I dont know if something like this is viable for you, but it's called, DNS Connector, it's from www.productfast.com it's made my life easier, I dont have to fool around with a cron job to do it anymore.
Re: Re: have anyone using http://www.everydns.net/?
Quote:
Originally posted by zidane_tribal not to be nitpicky or anything, but you might want to change that username and password now youve just posted it where everyone can see.....
oh, and look in the eDNS.pl script (open it in your favourite text editor) for this block:-
Code:
$result = join '', @result;
#print $result; #uncomment for debugging information
$result =~ m/Exit Code: (\d+)/i;
$code = $1;
and un-comment the print line, it may help you diagnose your problem.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 01:38:57 GMT
Server: Apache
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.0.1-dev
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
Authentication given
Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump to row 0 on MySQL result index 18 in /var/vhosts/dyn.everydns.net/html/index.php on line 56
Authentication failed: Bad Username/password
Exit code: 2
Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump to row 0 on MySQL result index 19 in /var/vhosts/dyn.everydns.net/html/index.php on line 56
Received Exit Code 2, probably failed.
Re: Re: Re: have anyone using http://www.everydns.net/?
Quote:
Originally posted by singying304 HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 01:38:57 GMT
Server: Apache
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.0.1-dev
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
Authentication given
Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump to row 0 on MySQL result index 18 in /var/vhosts/dyn.everydns.net/html/index.php on line 56 Authentication failed: Bad Username/password
Exit code: 2
Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump to row 0 on MySQL result index 19 in /var/vhosts/dyn.everydns.net/html/index.php on line 56
Received Exit Code 2, probably failed.
do you know what's going on?
the bold part may be a good indication. it looks like some kind of sql failure on the site, and its giving a bad user/pass error too, i'd suggest you try logging in manually to confirm the user/pass your using on the site.
if this problem has just arisen today, give it a day or two, they may be trying to fix the problem, or you can email them and post them the error. the lookup error is on their end, not yours (but make sure your user/pass are correct before emailing them).
Re: Re: Re: Re: have anyone using http://www.everydns.net/?
Quote:
Originally posted by zidane_tribal the bold part may be a good indication. it looks like some kind of sql failure on the site, and its giving a bad user/pass error too, i'd suggest you try logging in manually to confirm the user/pass your using on the site.
if this problem has just arisen today, give it a day or two, they may be trying to fix the problem, or you can email them and post them the error. the lookup error is on their end, not yours (but make sure your user/pass are correct before emailing them).
that's mean not my own problem in this case.jsut their problem,right?
Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump to row 0 on MySQL result index 19 in /var/vhosts/dyn.everydns.net/html/index.php on line 87
Time check succeeded
Additional info: 1133062151 - 0 = 1133062151
Authentication succeeded
Version correct
IP address OK
Zero records updated - please add a dynamic domain entry in www.everydns.net/manage.php before running the updater client
Exit code: 7
Received Exit Code 7, probably failed.
Originally posted by singying304 Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump to row 0 on MySQL result index 19 in /var/vhosts/dyn.everydns.net/html/index.php on line 87
Time check succeeded
Additional info: 1133062151 - 0 = 1133062151
Authentication succeeded
Version correct
IP address OK
Zero records updated - please add a dynamic domain entry in www.everydns.net/manage.php before running the updater client
Exit code: 7
Received Exit Code 7, probably failed.
the red part tells you the answer. it looks like you have set up domain.com as static, you need to set it up as a dunamic entry at everydns. and yes, the mysql errors seem to be their problem, not yours.
Last edited by zidane_tribal; 11-27-2005 at 06:04 AM.
Originally posted by zidane_tribal the red part tells you the answer. it looks like you have set up domain.com as static, you need to set it up as a dunamic entry at everydns. and yes, the mysql errors seem to be their problem, not yours.
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