Source at: /usr/local/src Binary at: /usr/local/bin/noip2
The binary is in the PATH so all you need to do to run it is: noip2
sudo noip2 -C will get you to configure it.
If you get an issue like “…is in use by process 3984” just kill that process with sudo noip2 -K 3984 then run the config.
For doing sweet ddns stuff. Use sudo noip2 -C to set it up. You have to use sudo for all the commands.
The commandsudo noip2 -S shows you the config for your noip2 process.
$ sudo noip2 -S1 noip2 process active.Process 12576, started as noip2, (version 2.1.9)Using configuration from /usr/local/etc/no-ip2.confLast IP Address set 27.252.230.252Account justabitdopeconfigured for:host peterjuegos.ddns.netUpdating every 30 minutes via /dev/wlan0 with NAT enabled.
Do sudo noip2 -h to find more commands.
Run that shit with
$ sudo noip2
You have to use sudo with all the commands just because.
Yeah dog you can do multiple domains here it’s all good.