fruitoftheloom wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 18, 2017 9:02 am

In the BLOG comments around post 90, Simon Long mentions this issue and workaround:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspbi ... /#comments

Thank you! Now we know two workarounds and that a bug fix is on the way.

Clicking the Set Keyboard button in the Localisation tab in the Raspberry Pi Configuration dialog does nothing in Raspbian Stretch with Desktop (2017-08-16). This is on a Raspberry Pi 3. Previous versions of Raspbian worked without any issues. It seems to be a regression. Has anyone else experienced...

Still no addition to the release notes?

The need to Port Forward is independent of the decision to purchase a Static Public IP Address or use a Dynamic DNS service. According to the MIFI 4G LTE GLOBAL USB MODEM U620L documentation, Port Forwarding is not an option so you'll need a Router between it and the Raspberry Pi to handle the Port ...

If I subscribe to DynDNS, do I have to still change port forwarding on my router? Yes. Dyn (a.k.a. DynDNS) will help to direct traffic to your Public IP Address, which essentially means to your modem and directly connected router. Port forwarding on your router will direct traffic on a specific por...

drgeoff wrote:Some DDNS providers offer a free tier, some do not.

No-IP provides free Dynamic DNS services and may be the largest to do so. They have over 20 million users.

java wrote:Does it support dtdns.net?

xProDDNS is a Dynamic DNS client for Dyn, No-IP, OpenDNS and DNS-O-Matic. DNS-O-Matic supports many Dynamic DNS service providers, including DtDNS.

Any Internet connected computer running 24/7 can handle the Dynamic DNS updates, including your Raspberry Pi. xProDDNS is a Dynamic DNS client for Dyn, No-IP, OpenDNS and DNS-O-Matic. Mobile and full web user interfaces make it easy to configure and monitor. It also provides realtime email and text ...

Ideally, your Raspberry Pi will be connected to your router and it will be connected to your modem. In that sequence, wired or wireless, the port forwarding is configured in your router to send incoming packets on a specific port to the fixed IP address of your Raspberry Pi. It sounds like you might...

xProDDNS is a Dynamic DNS client for Dyn, No-IP, OpenDNS and DNS-O-Matic. Mobile and full web user interfaces make it easy to configure and monitor. It also provides realtime email and text message alerts. Raspbian is supported on the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3. I'm a Raspberry Pi fan and the developer o...

64-bit Raspbian optimized for ARMv8 may provide enough of a performance boost to justify the effort of maintaining it but we will not know until it is built and thoroughly benchmarked on a Raspberry Pi 3. Hopefully those with the skills to build that operating system will do so soon.