Changeset 2501

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05/14/07 10:36:43 (2 years ago)
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  • trunk/freewrt/docs/fwifupdown/fwifupdown.txt

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    99        The major goal of fwifupdown is the handling of network device dependencies. 
    10         It provides status informations to syslog and STDOUT as well in addition
     10        It provides status information to syslog and STDOUT as well
    1111 
    1212 
     
    1414 
    1515        Fwifupdown tries to figure out the type of given interface either from given 
    16         config (ifup) and (ifdown) from informations given by the system (/proc, 
    17         various system tools). 
    18  
    19         2.1 Legecy interface support 
    20  
    21         This is the default if no other device type can be figured out, the ifupdown 
    22         behavior is equal to busybox fupdown. 
    23  
    24         2.2 Alias support 
     16        config or from information given by the system (/proc, various system tools). 
     17 
     18        2.1 Legacy interface support 
     19 
     20        This is the default, if no other device type can be figured out, the ifupdown 
     21        behavior is equal to busybox ifupdown. 
     22 
     23        2.2 IP alias support 
    2524 
    2625        Alias interfaces are figured out by its name foo:* 
     
    2827        sense. 
    2928 
    30         2.3 Vlan support 
    31  
    32         Vlan interfaces from name eth*.* are supported, all other not. 
     29        2.3 VLAN support 
     30 
     31        VLAN interfaces from name eth*.* are supported, all other not. 
    3332        All configuration methods provided by busybox are supported. 
    3433 
     
    9089        3.1 DHCP support 
    9190 
    92         DHCP support by fwifupdown is added (version >= 0.2-1). 
    93  
    94         The default dchp client is busybox udhcpc if nothing else is configured or 
     91        The default dhcp client is busybox udhcpc, if nothing else is configured or 
    9592        the configured client is not present. 
    9693 
     
    124121        and syntax are equal to the old busybox network configuration. 
    125122 
    126         There's one difference: There's no need to tag all needed devices as 
     123        There's one difference: There is no need to tag all needed devices as 
    127124        "auto", only the main devices must be tagged, not the devices they depend 
    128         from
    129  
    130         4.1 Example configuration with witeless bridging and openvpn tunnel 
     125        on
     126 
     127        4.1 Example configuration with wireless bridging and openvpn tunnel 
    131128 
    132129        # file /etc/network/interfaces 
     
    157154 
    158155        iface tap0 inet static 
    159         tuntap openvpn 
     156               tuntap openvpn 
    160157                address 0.0.0.0 
    161158                netmask 255.255.255.255 
     
    239236        iface_type() 
    240237                Add code here to figure out the interface type. 
     238                This function is mandatory. 
    241239 
    242240        if_preup()