Windows 10: Script to get IP address and send email every so often

Hi there

any decent programmers out there who can generate a script for me that does the following :

1) Get my IP address
2) send an email say every 30 mins (or user settable) to a FIXED email address - or even a text to a mobile phone.

The reason I want this is that services like no-Ip are going "PAY FOR" or you get some silly restrictions on the free stuff like re-register every few days or the IP address detection program runs every minute which is a nonsense --with Fibre connections to your ISP the IP address doesn't change much (if at all) while you are connected to the Internet - but only at boot.

That way I can access my home computer without needing to get a commercial domain etc -- on the LOCAL LAN the server has a fixed IP address so port forwarding isn't a problem for using things like RDP.

Please don't suggest TEAMVIEWER -- don't want or need it. My upload speed on ISP is perfectly good enough for me to be independent of this type of service.

Even if you run say an apache (LAMP / WAMP) server you will get access to it easily enough via its IP address of you know it.

Surprised some of the experienced coders out there haven't done this type of thing. Should be easy enough to issue a command to get your external IP address (Router gives you that without even needing Internet access from the HOST) , push the output say to a notepad file and then send email with the notepad attachment.

I'm not a coder --I know what to do --but not how to do it !! so any help there would be fine --don't care if it's C, C++, VB or anything so long as it works !!

Cheers
jimbo

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error code 554

I use WIndows 10 with Window Live email, I get my broadband and email from BT.com

Sometimes I get an error message "554 IP address rejected for policy reasons" when trying to send emails. Sometimes, if I keep clicking on send and receive, I can get the mails to go, it might take half a dozen tries over 45 minutes. Sometimes they won't
go for a day or so. I send to a small number of regular contacts, often on "reply" so I don't think there's an issue with an incorrect address. This error turns up about once a week or so; the rest of the time everything is OK. BT.com are hopeless - long waits
to get through to a call centre on their helpline. When you do get through you can't understand the person at the other end.

Can anyone help?

 

unstable emails

since Windows 10 I have experienced unstable emails on (HP) desktop using TWCNY.RR.com or Google's g-mail and only occasionally Outlook. The email often sends itself before I type a message or the script may move into address or subject slot, be added
to beginning or end. Very annoying-

 

Give me some time and I'll look into this today. I need to do some things first today.. like waking up. *Shock

I'll try it out in both VB.Net and AutoIt. I need to install .Net back on my PC and that will take an hour or so,.

Jeff

 

Hi there

@Bunny

For Linux there's a simple command that returns your IP address (external)

dig +short myip.opendns.com @ReSolver1.opendns.co


This though seems to work for Windows

run this command as a normal user





the major problem now is to generate an email (in Batch) or a message to a mobile phone
capturing linux output from the console is easy -- however I'm using OUTLOOK in Windows for email --Linux email clients still UGH UGH !!.

Cheers
jimbo
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It's really shouldn't be that hard to get this done with either VB or AutoIt.

I'll PM you later on with more information.

 

Hi there

Thanks !!!

Cheers
jimbo

 

I use this organisation that does not time out, and you can set up "dial home" interval.

FreeDNS - Free DNS - Dynamic DNS - Static DNS subdomain and domain hosting

I actually set up my raspberry pi to basically call ddns server every so often and update my external ip address.

I can't remember exactly how I did it but these links give more info.

Dynamic DNS clients

This gives some windows clients as well, but I just leave my pi on 24/7, and I have never had a problem

TechJawab.com: Setup Dynamic DNS / DynDNS for *FREE* on Raspberry Pi / Ubuntu

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