Re: Announce: Simple 65c02 simulator for Linux

[Greg Buchner <apple22@mn.rr.com>]

In article <df8Db.11316$xO.2876@nwrddc02.gnilink.net>,
 "M. Pender" <mpender@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Sheldon Simms <sheldonsimms@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> pan.2003.12.06.04.31.36.121795@yahoo.com">news:pan.2003.12.06.04.31.36.121795@yahoo.com...
> > I have also made a wxWindows .so available on my web page if you
> > prefer one-stop downloading, but please be nice to my web server;
> > it's just an old Mac Centris 650 on a cable modem.
> 
> How do you make your Centris 650 accessible on a cable modem?  I thought
> that the IP addresses for cable modems are dynamic?

I do it via <http://www.no-ip.com/> although I generally am not running a webserver.  Usually only access 
to filesharing, ssh or Timbuktu when I'm gone.  You can download a 
program that will run every so often and make certain your IP address is 
current with No-IP's system.  Currently if you go to buchner.zapto.org 
you should get the default web page served up by OS X from my G3 
connecting through my router.  I suppose I could be like Sheldon and set 
up my Quadra 650 as the web server, but the drain on system resources 
stays quite low, even when someone's downloading a large file that I set 
up be to accessed through http.  Usually stays under .2% of processor 
time with occasional bumps up to 1%.  But it'd probably be generally 
safer to run it on the 650...less of a security risk as I'd be running 
Mac OS 8.1 on it.  But I try to make certain everything stays up to date 
on the G3 or the connectivity stays off if there's a long term no-fix...

Now, my IP address may be listed as being dynamic, but it hasn't changed 
since my router booted up on 9/30/2003 after a power outage.  Road 
Runner only seems to change it for me when I've been down for a while 
because of something.

Greg B.

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