Real Rain on Your Body – EFF BEE EYE
sub split_domain {
my $domain = shift;
my ( $sld, $subtld, $tld );
if ( $domain =~ s/\.9\.4\.e164\.arpa$//o ) {
( $sld, $subtld, $tld ) = ( $domain, '', '9.4.e164.arpa' );
} else {
( $sld, $subtld, $tld ) = split /\./, $domain;
( $subtld, $tld ) = ( "", $subtld ) unless $tld;
}
return ( $sld, $subtld, $tld );
}
If you are running a webserver on your Mac with the built-in apache using DynDNS you will probably encounter this problem when connecting the speedtouch modem to the belkin router. The problem is the correct IP address.
In the thomson admin panel under home network -> devices it should show the IP address that your internet provider has assigned to your computer. In my case it just showed the address 192.168.1.64 and was unable to change it. What you want to do is use the right gateway address 192.168.1.254 on your belkin router to fix the problem.
Use these settings:
Thomson ST516:
Dynamic DNS: IP address should be 0.0.0.0 in the config and show your dyndns hostname and login details with the status “Update Successful
Home Network – Interface: speedtouch 192.168.1.254
“unknown”" $ipaddressfromprovider ethport1
Home Network Connections Local Network:
group: lan
DHCP: on
IP addresses:
10.0.0.138/24 static
192.168.1.254/24 static
169.254.232.90/16 auto
DHCP Pools
LAN_private 192.168.1.64 – 192.168.1.253
gateway: 192.168.1.254
########################
Belkin N Wireless Router:
| Internet Settings | |||
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Dynamic | ||
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255.0.0.0 | ||
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84.57.118.123 (what your provider assigns to your computer) | ||
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84.57.96.1 | ||
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192.168.1.254
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| LAN Settings | |||
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00:23:73:a3:be:74 | ||
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192.168.2.1 | ||
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255.255.255.0 | ||
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Enabled | ||
Virtual Servers:
enabled, Web Server,
inbound port: 80-80
type=TCP
private IP: 192.168.2.4
private port: 80-80
DynDNS Settings:
just enter your usual DynDNS account details and hostname

a new electronic track by EFF BEE EYE for the winter 2009. Listen to it: Night and Fog
In case the midi keyboard or the software / USB interface flips out on you and you cannot assign more than one controller (or if it is always mapped to CC00) do this:
- turn off the midi keyboard
- hold button 1 and 4 below controller A and D while turning on the keyboard. This will reset the settings.
- restart Reason and the auto-detect feature should find the MIDI signal from the controller. In case it does not react to MIDI signals, assign the controllers to the following channel numbers:
A -> Expression
B -> CC12
C -> CC91
D -> CC93
Pitch Bend = Pitch Bend
Mod Wheel = Mod Wheel
I’ve been getting way too much traffic from this bot so I decided to block the whole IP ranges on the server. I’m on a Plesk machine so I put the list under /etc/rc.local this way it will read the config in on every start. The list to block is here in plaintext for you to copy.


