Web Site Task
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The web site task involves: | The web site task involves: | ||
- | * hosting the web site, keeping the machine running: | + | * hosting the web site, keeping the machine running: PatNeumann |
- | PatNeumann* providing the pcsar.dyndns.org domain name: PatNeumann, [[BrettWuth]] | + | * providing the pcsar.dyndns.org domain name: PatNeumann, [[BrettWuth]] http://dyndns.org gives, as a free service, a DNS record for machines with a dynamic IP address. We use this service to attach pcsar.dyndns.org to PatNeumann's machine. The debian package ipcheck provides a script to update the DNS entry. The files in /etc/ipcheck and /etc/cron.d/dyndns and /etc/cron.daily/dyndns.org arrange to update the DNS registration once a day (if needed). pcsar.dyndns.org is registered under PatNeumann's dyndns account. Pat has the password. The password is stored in /etc/ipcheck/acct so that it can be used by the ipcheck package. |
- | free service, a DNS record for machines with a dynamic IP address. | + | |
- | We use this service to attach pcsar.dyndns.org to | + | |
- | PatNeumann's machine. The debian package | + | |
- | ipcheck provides a script to update the DNS entry. The files in | + | |
- | /etc/ipcheck and /etc/cron.d/dyndns and /etc/cron.daily/dyndns.org | + | |
- | arrange to update the DNS registration once a day (if needed). | + | |
- | pcsar.dyndns.org is registered under PatNeumann's dyndns account. Pat has the | + | |
- | password. The password is stored in /etc/ipcheck/acct so that it | + | |
- | can be used by the ipcheck package. | + | |
Occassionally pcsar.dyndns.org looses its DNS record. Pat has | Occassionally pcsar.dyndns.org looses its DNS record. Pat has | ||
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Pat, I've temporarily worked around this by: | Pat, I've temporarily worked around this by: | ||
- | * registering pcsar.dyndns.info with the IP address of Pat's | + | * registering pcsar.dyndns.info with the IP address of Pat's server |
- | server* Adding records to /etc/apache/httpd.conf to accept the new | + | * Adding records to /etc/apache/httpd.conf to accept the new domain name |
- | domain name* Let people know to use the new domain instead* maintaining the web server software: [[BrettWuth]]* maintaining the static web site content: [[BrettWuth]]* organizing the dynamic (wiki) web site content: [[BrettWuth]] but | + | * Let people know to use the new domain instead |
- | anyone else can and should jump in at any time.* promoting the use of the web site: [[BrettWuth]]. I'm not doing this very | + | * maintaining the web server software: [[BrettWuth]] |
- | well so far. | + | * maintaining the static web site content: [[BrettWuth]] |
+ | * organizing the dynamic (wiki) web site content: [[BrettWuth]] but anyone else can and should jump in at any time. | ||
+ | * promoting the use of the web site: [[BrettWuth]]. I'm not doing this very well so far. |
Revision as of 01:00, 20 August 2010
The web site task involves:
- hosting the web site, keeping the machine running: PatNeumann
- providing the pcsar.dyndns.org domain name: PatNeumann, BrettWuth http://dyndns.org gives, as a free service, a DNS record for machines with a dynamic IP address. We use this service to attach pcsar.dyndns.org to PatNeumann's machine. The debian package ipcheck provides a script to update the DNS entry. The files in /etc/ipcheck and /etc/cron.d/dyndns and /etc/cron.daily/dyndns.org arrange to update the DNS registration once a day (if needed). pcsar.dyndns.org is registered under PatNeumann's dyndns account. Pat has the password. The password is stored in /etc/ipcheck/acct so that it can be used by the ipcheck package.
Occassionally pcsar.dyndns.org looses its DNS record. Pat has the password to reregister with dyndns.org. If I can't get ahold of Pat, I've temporarily worked around this by:
- registering pcsar.dyndns.info with the IP address of Pat's server
- Adding records to /etc/apache/httpd.conf to accept the new domain name
- Let people know to use the new domain instead
- maintaining the web server software: BrettWuth
- maintaining the static web site content: BrettWuth
- organizing the dynamic (wiki) web site content: BrettWuth but anyone else can and should jump in at any time.
- promoting the use of the web site: BrettWuth. I'm not doing this very well so far.