This should work, I guess. It's a modification of my setup. Then
call "cardctl scheme work" when at work, and "cardctl scheme dhcp"
when using a dhcp config. Note the start_fn() and stop_fn(), for
fiddling with eth0. When you reboot, the last used scheme comes up.
# /etc/pcmcia/network.opts
#
This should work, I guess. It's a modification of my setup. Then
call "cardctl scheme work" when at work, and "cardctl scheme dhcp"
when using a dhcp config. Note the start_fn() and stop_fn(), for
fiddling with eth0. When you reboot, the last used scheme comes up.
# /etc/pcmcia/network.opts
#
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> "tom" == tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
tom> Can someone point me to a discussion on this network scheme idea
tom> that is outlined in the pcmcia network scripts?
The PCMCIA howto, sections 4.2 and onward. Section 4.3 for network
stuff.
/us
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> "tom" == tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
tom> Can someone point me to a discussion on this network scheme idea
tom> that is outlined in the pcmcia network scripts?
The PCMCIA howto, sections 4.2 and onward. Section 4.3 for network
stuff.
/u
* tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010328 14:37]:
> Can someone point me to a discussion on this network scheme idea
> that is outlined in the pcmcia network scripts?
>
> In theory I should be able to tell the computer a scheme
> (home/work, wireless/lan) and it will configure the ifconfig and
> route inf
* tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010328 14:37]:
> Can someone point me to a discussion on this network scheme idea
> that is outlined in the pcmcia network scripts?
>
> In theory I should be able to tell the computer a scheme
> (home/work, wireless/lan) and it will configure the ifconfig and
> route in
Can someone point me to a discussion on this network scheme idea
that is outlined in the pcmcia network scripts?
In theory I should be able to tell the computer a scheme
(home/work, wireless/lan) and it will configure the ifconfig and
route information accordingly.
I am interested in that.
I am
Can someone point me to a discussion on this network scheme idea
that is outlined in the pcmcia network scripts?
In theory I should be able to tell the computer a scheme
(home/work, wireless/lan) and it will configure the ifconfig and
route information accordingly.
I am interested in that.
I am
Peter Weiss wrote:
>
> well, that's the same way I'm doing it here. But how to setup sendmail
> depending on the active scheme? Does anybody have solution for this?
>
> (PPP is another point of interest).
>
Hi Peter (and Debian Laptop :-),
I have been working on a system for automa
Peter Weiss wrote:
>
> well, that's the same way I'm doing it here. But how to setup sendmail
> depending on the active scheme? Does anybody have solution for this?
>
> (PPP is another point of interest).
>
Hi Peter (and Debian Laptop :-),
I have been working on a system for automa
bursting in the middle of the discussion,
but have you looked at the netenv package and tried to see if you can
take advantage of it to setup schemes? It only takes effect at boot
time but might be enough for you?
Hope this helps,
--Amos
--Amos Shapira | "Of course A
bursting in the middle of the discussion,
but have you looked at the netenv package and tried to see if you can
take advantage of it to setup schemes? It only takes effect at boot
time but might be enough for you?
Hope this helps,
--Amos
--Amos Shapira | "Of course A
> well, that's the same way I'm doing it here. But how to setup sendmail
> depending on the active scheme? Does anybody have solution for this?
>
> (PPP is another point of interest).
sendmail binds to what ever addresses are up when it starts. if the proble
you are having is it try
> well, that's the same way I'm doing it here. But how to setup sendmail
> depending on the active scheme? Does anybody have solution for this?
>
> (PPP is another point of interest).
sendmail binds to what ever addresses are up when it starts. if the proble
you are having is it try
> On Wed, 8 Sep 1999 19:47:34 -0800 (AKDT), Adam Shand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
Adam> [...]
Adam> heyzeus(root)# cardctl scheme work
Adam> heyzeus(root)# cardctl scheme home
Hello,
well, that's the same way I'm doing it here. But how to setup sendmail
depending on the active
> On Wed, 8 Sep 1999 19:47:34 -0800 (AKDT), Adam Shand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
Adam> [...]
Adam> heyzeus(root)# cardctl scheme work
Adam> heyzeus(root)# cardctl scheme home
Hello,
well, that's the same way I'm doing it here. But how to setup sendmail
depending on the active
;ve missed a pointer would be great
> too.
the howto has a pretty good docs on how to do this. it's a little
misleading at first, but everything you need is there.
one problem i do still have, well more of an oddity then a problem, is it's
hard to change schemes (or remove the pcmc
;ve missed a pointer would be great
> too.
the howto has a pretty good docs on how to do this. it's a little
misleading at first, but everything you need is there.
one problem i do still have, well more of an oddity then a problem, is it's
hard to change schemes (or remove the pcmc
does anyone have a sample config for setting up scheme support for pcmcia so
i can have a 'work' and a 'home' setup without having to run my own script
(what i do now).
if there is good docs anywhere that i've missed a pointer would be great
too.
thanks,
adam.
does anyone have a sample config for setting up scheme support for pcmcia so
i can have a 'work' and a 'home' setup without having to run my own script
(what i do now).
if there is good docs anywhere that i've missed a pointer would be great
too.
thanks,
adam.
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