to make the noip2 program run automatically every time the pc boots, am I right? Luckily this is a breeze to do. Linux looks at the "rc.local" file every time the computer starts and runs all programs in the list. Some might argue there are better ways to have programs start at boot time, but this is by far the easiest and it works just fine. To find the location of the noip2 client, type whereis noip2 and the console will show you where the file is located. Use this information in the next step if it differs from mine. While you're still logged in as root, type echo '/usr/local/bin/noip2' >> /etc/rc.local
Met sudo heb ik toch beheerdersrechten?
