I suppose there's some more good news on this topic? I had sent a followup email to dyndns thanking them for their help with confirming Jacques' package. Vivian sent the response below. It is not critical that this change be made right away. For one thing, some analysis will have to be done to see if the change would cause problems with other services that ez-ipupdate supports. Moreover, it requires registration and other overhead that may not add much value to the change. I wonder then, if a person would also have to register the ez-ipupdate client modification with all the other services that ez-ipupdate supports?
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/ezipupd.html
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/ezipupd1.html#AEN6


Greg Morgan


"Thanks. One little thing: if you haven't (I didn't make this clear), can you ask Jacques to change the user agent to something unique (http://www.dyndns.org/developers/ has some guidelines he should look at) that identifies the leaf project so we don't run into this situation again next time someone abuses the ez-ipupdate user agent? If he has any questions about this, tell him to email [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "Attn: Vivien M." in the subject line so I look at it."


"Vivien"



Reginald R. Richardson wrote:
Hi greg,

thanks for your aleartness,

I'm using dnydns and ez-ipupdate for a few years now, and the service is so darn good, i never had problems, i don't even take note of their website, after seeing your e-mail, i trance over to their website, and saw the whole big confusion what's happening overthere with the linksys equipment,

I immediately, download the new version, so me and my 20 clients are all happy now, else what would have been a bachanal in the next few days, when they had shut us out.

Jacques, once again, thanks for your prompt reply, u have never failed me/us when a new update of a product is needed in .lrp format.

regarfds reggie


Jacques,

Problem solved. I received confirmation from dyndns.org tech support that your package update is working as intended. They also went on to say, "... the version of ez-ipupdate you're using now identifies itself differently from the Linksys version, so you should not have any problems. Note that your account was never "dirty" or anything like that: the fact that you got this email is simply the result of people embedding clients into things (Linksys, as we discovered the hard way, is not the only company to have done this) and not changing how these clients identify themselves, so we simply have no way to tell the problematic Linksys client apart from other, most likely perfectly acceptable, configurations of ez-ipupdate."

Thanks again,
Greg Morgan



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