From: Michele Andreoli ([email protected])
Date: Wed Aug 30 2000 - 10:43:19 CEST
On Tue, Aug 29, 2000 at 10:00:34PM +0200, Dumas Patrice nicely wrote:
>
> > What is obscoure for me is that: suppose we have plip0, ppp0, ppp1, eth0, eth1
> > up. What I can put in network.fun?
>
> I surely don't understand your question, because you gave the response just above :
> you can put the nameserver and so on !!!
Nameserver is ok, as common value. My question was: has network.fun to
handle also connection between interface, i.e. routing beetwing subnetwork, etc?
> I was thinking about something like :
> in info() : "to configure routing statically, choose an interface and choose address
> that are to be reached via this interface"
In network.fun? or Is it better in plip.fun, eth.fun, etc ?
> There is a big difficulty in that case, that is that the .cnf has to have entries
> formatted, because it cannot have a dynamical number of entries. Maybe something
> like:
> ROUTES="iface1:address iface1:net:netmask iface2:net:netmask....."
The array problem.
> It's totally unorthodox, and also not easy to implement (although possible, I think)
> What do you think about that ?
> There also should be a way to shutdown routes.
> Note that actually, there is nothing to del routes in netconfig, perhaps this should
> be added ?
>
With the set of values relative to any interface, I can ask the user
if defaultroute and gateway is belong this interface. A this point,
rounting is stoppend with normal start/stop Setup functions.
Summarizing (please help me):
interface.fun: addr? network? defaultroute? (peer?)
network.fun: nameserver?,hostname?,dhcp? (/etc/hosts, /etc/resolv.conf, etc)
Mmm .. I think /etc/net.conf should be eliminated: it make confusion.
Michele
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