This problem has been fixed in noip2 2.1.7-4 in debian. This package can now be merged from debian. The actual noip2 version in Hardy is 2.1.7-3
** Description changed: When installing no-ip, the /etc/no-ip.conf file isn't generated. It's automatically generated when configuring no-ip with "sudo no-ip -C" command. - This causes a problem : - - Because the /etc folder is owned by root, it's necessary to run no-ip as - root to generate the config file. Because of this, the /etc/no-ip.conf - owner is set to root and after this, it's not possible to use no-ip - because it can't read his own config file. Changing the file permissions - is necessary to make it works. - - Because no-ip generate his no-ip.conf file, putting a empty file with - good permissions doesn't give any result because the file is just - overwriten by the one generated by no-ip. - - Maybe that something can be fixed around that? + In fact, this config file should be stored in /var/lib because it's a + binary file. -- No-ip conf files permission problem https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134411 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
