How To Install No-Ip From Source in Ubuntu
I recently switched routers for improved wireless performance. I was disappointed to find out that my new one didn’t have a No-IP client. I set out to install their official Linux client, and it was quite easy. The following steps are what I used to compile the latest version from source. This tutorial assumes you already have an established no-ip account and host name.
Change to your home directory
cd ~
Make a new folder for the download
mkdir no-ip-dl
Change to the new folder.
cd no-ip-dl
Download the latest compressed tarball
wget http://www.no-ip.com/client/linux/noip-duc-linux.tar.gz
Extract the tarball
tar xzf no-ip-duc-linux.tar.gz
Change to the proper folder
cd no-ip-2.1.4
Compile the binaries and install the executables.
sudo make install
This will prompt you to answer the necessary details for configuration, like your email address, password, desired interface, etc.
Then launch the application by:
sudo /usr/local/bin/noip2
