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 Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 10:37 pm Post subject: [SOLVED]how i can determine my internetaddress via shell |
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It was so easy to find out my IP.
I´m using a Router and i´ve looked there what my IP Address is.
This was a really newbie mistake.
thank for replies and ideas.
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nightblade
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There are several websites that "reflect" the public IP address with which you contact them. One of them is this: https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
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thanks for reply, but will this works via shell entry?
Or need i a browser?
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| Analyzer wrote: | thanks for reply, but will this works via shell entry?
Or need i a browser? |
Uhm, you need a browser, but if you only have a character interface, you might try with Links or Lynx. It should work fine.
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can you give me the correct comman, because i´m really new in Linux
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nightblade
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| Analyzer wrote: | | can you give me the correct comman, because i´m really new in Linux |
I haven't used Links in a while, anyway:
As far as I remember, pressing "G" you will be prompted for the URL you want to visit. After that, it's exactly like using a normal browser
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You could try using one of the dyndns console clients available. Two available in portage are ddclient and dyndnsupdate, each of which comes with an init script. If you set up their configuration files appropriately, and then add it to your default runlevel with rc-update, you won't have to remember to update your account manually in the future or while you're away from the house.
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