I have been a happy user of Eigerstein (and descendents) plus Seawall
for quite a while. I am currently using Dachstein RC2 + the latest
Seawall. I have three NICS, a local network, and a DMZ behind a DSL
modem. In the DMZ I am using Oxygen as a thin client and running a
tiny web site.
Recent
> My workaround was to add the command "seawall restart" after
> "reload_all" (see below). [Note: you will see in this code some logic
> I added to tell my dynamic dns service that my IP has changed. This
> code also logs when that logic executes. Actually, my IP has changed
> once in the last tw
Charles wrote:
> The dhclient enter and exit hooks scripts are the cleanest location
> for this sort of code, AFAIK.
Charles, or anyone, help!
I was trying to diagnose why the code that reloads the network in the
Dachstein dhclient_exit_hooks gets executed every time the lease
renews. I prin
> Charles, or anyone, help!
>
> I was trying to diagnose why the code that reloads the network in the
> Dachstein dhclient_exit_hooks gets executed every time the lease
> renews. I printed out the new and old ip address variables and the
> reason variable, and waited for my setup to renew the lea
(Note: I read the list so I don't needs answers cc'ed to me, not that
I mind.)
Charles wrote:
> These variables should be setup by the dhclient program before the
> dhclient script is called. The available variables are documented by
> the dhclient-script man page:
> http://lrp.steinkuehler.n
> > Note that BOUND is an initial binding to an IP, and does *NOT* have
> > the $old_* variables set. RENEW is what should be sent as a reason
> > when a lease is renewed, which should have both the $old_* and $new_*
> > variables set...
>
> For whatever reason, things are not working quite as I
Charles wrote:
> Actually, I do have a comment or two :).
Good ! :-)
> It looks like your ISP's
> DHCP server is not allowing you to renew a lease, but instead is
> giving you a new lease with the same IP. This is strange behavior,
> and is what's causing your problem...as far as dhclient is
On Monday 18 February 2002 19:25, Tim Wegner wrote:
> Charles wrote:
> > Actually, I do have a comment or two :).
>
> Good ! :-)
>
> > It looks like your ISP's
> > DHCP server is not allowing you to renew a lease, but instead is
> > giving you a new lease with the same IP. This is strange behavi
