Re: automated computing tasks for lilypond

[Francisco Vila]

2012/8/28 David Kastrup <address@hidden>:
> Francisco Vila <address@hidden> writes:
>
>> 2012/8/28 David Kastrup <address@hidden>:
>>> The main beef is getting a dyndns setup where your changing IP address
>>> keeps associated with the same outside name.  dyndns.org is something
>>> you can register on, and most routers have options for notifying a
>>> dynamic ip dns server.
>>
>> Is this easy when compared to getting a fixed IP from your ISP (which
>> costs money)? Just asking.
>
> Depending on registering at a service and keeping up a subscription
> always is a hassle.  A fixed outside name/IP from your ISP will
> certainly require fewer questions to address and answer.  It makes
> changing ISP more of a hassle, though.

Yes but only because your new IP will be different, still it is a
one-time adjust to the domain settings.

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