Ok im having a little problem here:
i made a script which imply sending files
For this i needed to set up my ip in the .conf instead of the # set my-ip 127.0.0.1
But... my provider gives me a different ip after each connection, and changing the conf each time kinda bothers me.
Is there an automatic function or something which could provide the ip?
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no, there isn't
if you have set up some sort of DDNS (dynamic DNS), you could specify your hostname in the config and then use [myip]; it will be resolved to IP every time via your DDNS service
or you could write a module in C that enumerates network interfaces on your system and then interface it via Tcl (my guess is you won't be particularly excited about that, unless you are C and network programmer)
if you have set up some sort of DDNS (dynamic DNS), you could specify your hostname in the config and then use [myip]; it will be resolved to IP every time via your DDNS service
or you could write a module in C that enumerates network interfaces on your system and then interface it via Tcl (my guess is you won't be particularly excited about that, unless you are C and network programmer)
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I am pretty sure setting the dyn dns as nat-ip was enough. I dont want to swear, but i believe it worked. A few days ago I checked up my-ip and it definitely resolves the DNS each use, so probably same is for nat-ip.
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Use one of the free dynamic dns services like www.no-ip.com. Then use eggdrop's my-hostname setting instead of the ip settings.