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Subject: Re: dyndns.org clients
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GESBBB writes: 

> I would recommend "dns/ddclient"; however, it is PERL based.
> Is there any specific reason that using a Perl program is verboten?

I would require me to install perl and I want to keep the installed
software on my router as low as possible.