Micha Feigin writes:
> Is it posible to make the use of deferent resolve.conf for deferent
> providers automatic?
You need to put a script in /etc/ppp/ip-up.d that replaces /etc/resolv.conf
with the one appropriate to the current provider, and another in
/etc/ppp/ip-down to restore resolv.conf.
Here are some scripts and replacement pon to try. You will need to create
/etc/ppp/resolv and put a "resolv.conf" in it for each provider. A future
version of pppconfig will set all of this up.
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#!/bin/sh
# 0dns-up by John Hasler 4 Apr 1999. You may treat this program as if it
# was in the public domain.
# 0dns-up sets up /etc/resolv.conf for the provider being connected to. In
# conjunction with pppd's usepeerdns option it also handles dynamic dns.
# It expects to be passed the provider name in $6.
PROVIDER=$6
ETC=/etc
PPPRESOLV=/etc/ppp/resolv
TEMPRESOLV=$ETC/resolv.conf.ppp.temp$$
RESOLVBAK=$ETC/resolv.conf.ppp.bak
RESOLVCONF=$ETC/resolv.conf
# We can do nothing if we have not been passed a provider name via ipparam
# or there is no resolv file for the provider. We better not do anything
# if resolv.conf.bak already exists.
[ -f "$PPPRESOLV/$PROVIDER" ] && [ ! -f "$RESOLVBAK" ] || ( echo "failed"; exit
0 )
# USEPEERDNS, DNS1, and DNS2 are variables exported by pppd. Do we have
# usepeerdns and a couple of nameservers? If so, put a couple of
# nameserver lines in a temp file.
if [ "$USEPEERDNS" ] && [ "$DNS1" ] && [ "$DNS2" ] ; then
echo -e "nameserver $DNS1 \nnameserver $DNS2" > $TEMPRESOLV
fi
# Append the resolv.conf for this provider to the temp file. If we are
# using dynamic dns it will be empty or contain any resolver options the
# user added. Otherwise it will be a complete resolv.conf for this
# provider.
cat $PPPRESOLV/$PROVIDER >> $TEMPRESOLV
# Back up resolv.conf.
cp $RESOLVCONF $RESOLVBAK
# And replace it with the new resolv.conf from the temp file.
mv $TEMPRESOLV $RESOLVCONF
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#!/bin/sh
# 0dns-down by John Hasler 4 Apr 1999. You may treat this program as if it
# was in the public domain.
# 0dns-down takes down what 0dns_up sets up.
ETC=/etc
RESOLVBAK=$ETC/resolv.conf.ppp.bak
RESOLVCONF=$ETC/resolv.conf
[ "$RESOLVBAK" ] && mv $RESOLVBAK $RESOLVCONF
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#!/bin/sh
/usr/sbin/pppd call ${1:-provider} ipparam ${1:-provider}
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