Daemon to send your public IP (dynamic) by email when it is renewed.
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ip2e - Receive your public IP (dynamic) by email when it is renewed
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TOOLS
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* ip2e-daemon.py: Daemon to control & send by email your public IP.
* ip2e-log.py: Tool to see the log file when daemon is running.
* ip2e-config.py: Tool to create a valid configuration file.

HOW TO INSTALL
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 * Unix systems (GNU/Linux,*BSD, etc..)
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   - Open the terminal and type the following comands:
   
     $ git clone https://github.com/q3aql/ip2e.git
     $ cd ip2e
     # make
     
   Note: You must install git & python3 previously.
   
 * Mac OS X
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   - Open the terminal and type the following comands:
   
     $ git clone https://github.com/q3aql/ip2e.git
     $ cd ip2e
     # make -f makefile.osx
     
   Note: You must install git & python3 previously.
     
 * Windows
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   - Install Python 3.x from https://www.python.org/.
   - Download https://github.com/q3aql/ip2e/archive/master.zip
   - Unzip the package in your system. For example in C:\Program Files\.
   - Add the folder to PATH variable.
   - Double click on 'install.cmd'.

HOW TO USE
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   - Read 'How-to-Use.txt".