That's because your IP uses transparent proxying and the script connects
via port 80...
Here's what I use very succesfully:
Joost
It's very easy
You just alter the custom script as such:
#!/bin/sh
# Description: Put your description here
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom dynamic DNS update handler.
#------------------------------------------------------------
IPADDR=$1
USERID=$2
PASSWD=$3
DOMAIN=$4
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Your handler starts here.
#------------------------------------------------------------
lynx -source -auth="$USERID:$PASSWD"
"http://dynamic.zoneedit.com/auth/dynamic.html?zones=your_zone_here&dnsto=$IPADDR";
# fill this in...
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Your handler ends here.
I used the $IPADDR line, although if you're not behind a proxy or so, you
theoretically won't need it. The zones parameter is probably also not
needed, but I just left the script the way it was as soon as it started
working.
Joost
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