laptop-netconf8
Network detection and configuration program
Usage
laptop-netconf
Overview
laptop-netconf reads the list of hosts to probe from its configuration file, /etc/laptop-netconf/opts. Multiple arp requests are sent out onto the local network. if any replies matching those in the configuration are received, a configuration script (also in /etc/laptop-netconf/) is run. If no known networks are detected, a default configuration script is run.
laptop-netconf will not run at all unless the line "ACTIVE=yes" appears within /etc/default/laptop-netconf
Note
laptop-netconf is still under development. If you have any ideas for features that wish added, please contact the author, Matt Kern <[email protected]>. This program was originally inspired by divine. divine was written by Felix von Leitner <[email protected]>.
File
- /etc/default/laptop-netconf
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activation configuration file
- /etc/laptop-netconf/opts
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configuration file
- /etc/laptop-netconf/<profile>
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network/service configuration script
- /etc/laptop-netconf/(home|office|default)
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sample network/service configuration scripts
- /etc/laptop-netconf/interfaces.(home|office|default)
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sample network interface configuration files
- /etc/laptop-netconf/resolv.conf.(home|office|default)
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sample resolver configuration files
History
- Debian 4.0 (Etch) to Debian 3.1 (Sarge): the text shown here
- Debian 3.0 (Woody)