Hi, Tommi!   
      
   04  ¯à 18 12:09, Tommi Koivula -> Stas Mishchenkov:   
      
    TK>>> curl.exe -4   
    TK>>> https://user:pass@ipv4.tunnelbroker.net/nic/update?hostname=123456   
      
    SM>> In all listed cases it returns "badauth". Is "user:pass" are equal to   
    SM>> username and password on https://tunnelbroker.net?   
      
    TK> No, "user" is your username, "pass" is the update key for your tunnel. The   
    TK> last "123456" is the id number of your tunnel.   
      
   Thanks.   
      
    TK> Main Page -> Configured tunnels. Tunnel Details -> Advanced. There you   
    TK> can see example update URL for each of your tunnels.   
      
   This is very well hidden information. ;)   
      
    TK> I have 2 tunnels which I can update with these:   
      
   O! You are right! I should create second tunnel for my other incoming internet   
   line.   
      
    TK> https://koivula:xxxxxxxx@ipv4.tunnelbroker.net/nic/update?hostname=311   
    TK> 665   
    TK> https://koivula:yyyyyyyy@ipv4.tunnelbroker.net/nic/update?hostname=269894   
      
   In my case it's unworkable. I should use something like this:   
   "https://tunnelbroker.net/nic/update\?hostname=466086&username=b   
   otherrabbit&pa ssword=xxxxxxxx=85.91.204.146"   
      
    TK> Only the update keys faked. :)   
      
   )   
      
   Have nice nights.   
          Stas Mishchenkov.   
      
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