On 19/06/11 23:00, Sushil Agrawal wrote:
Sure. I'll send the man page updates.
Regarding the overloading of the server name parameter:
are you saying that we should have a version of the dhcp-boot option like:
dhcp-boot=/var/ftpd/pxelinux.0,boothost,boothost
and take the second 'boothost' (3r
On 20/06/11 22:05, Joshua Lamorie wrote:
Gidday there,
Is it possible to tell dnsmasq to drop every request (or reply NXDOMAIN
or SERVFAIL or whatever) except for the requests it knows about plus the
requests it knows that a 'peer' dnsmasq knows about?
I have a couple of test networks (A.foo.co
Gidday there,
Is it possible to tell dnsmasq to drop every request (or reply NXDOMAIN
or SERVFAIL or whatever) except for the requests it knows about plus the
requests it knows that a 'peer' dnsmasq knows about?
I have a couple of test networks (A.foo.com and B.foo.com) that are
isolated from the
On 16/06/2011 17:13, Mike McQuaid wrote:
> Ed W writes:
>> I have a (UK) ISP (idnet) which alleges to offer me IPV6 range, but at
>> present my PPPOE router (airport express) is not obviously receiving an
>> IPV6 range. I suspect the router is the problem, but lets leave that
>> for the moment.
I'm not sure about the actual patch, but the idea is a great one. I have two
NSLU2's and a router all configured with dnsmasq to act as tftp servers.
Normally, have just been relying on the race of which one wins the race when
more than one is running at the same time, but that is almost al
