no-ip autostart how to

[aris]

Hi, it seems that I messed up my bootlocal sh for noip service (noip2.tcz)
I think it was working before but I notice that today it is not.
Any clue for me..here it is..
I reinstall no-ip.tcz,
I do noip2 -C and chmod the /usr/local/etc/no-ip2.conf to 600
I do noip2 >> work just fine noip2 -S show the running process and load from intended config file

I want to load noip on every boot and scheduled 10 min ( as the config file)
here is my bootlocal.sh stanza that I have tried
noip2
/usr/local/bin/noip2
noip2 -c /mnt/sda4/config/no-ip2.conf ( I moved config somewhere else)
/usr/local/etc/init.d/no-ip start

but on every boot I check that noip2 -S
No noip2 processes active.
I check on config file cat /usr/local/etc/no-ip2.conf ..no change on IP address, and I cant ping noip host
Am I doing typo on my bootlocal.sh or I missing something else ?

the other client load noip just fine, so I m guessing nothing is change on my network

Thanks

[aris]

I do noip2 -C and chmod the /usr/local/etc/no-ip2.conf to 600 >> I also try to change it t0 700,777
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I tried on tcl on virtual box, process is running using bootlocal.sh stanza
noip2
but IP still not updated.
last ip shows 0.0.0.0
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I will try remove and reinstall on real one

[aris]

I'm stuck..
Already tried to remove and resinstall no-ip.tcz, reconfigure it, chmod it to 644,700,777, put the config on /opt/.filetools.lst
tried bootlocal.sh stanzas as my first post, I still cant run it as service.
I had to do it manually on every boot.

I 'm open to any comment
Thanks

[curaga]

In those cases, you'd read the program's log files to see why it failed. If it has no logs, tell it to create them, or redirect its output.