Ping? :-)
Am Samstag, 2. Juli 2011, 21:56:37 schrieb Michael Heimpold:
> I'm not sure which approach would be the better one: I'm fine with both.
> So here is the variant with second bool parameter.
>
> ---
>
> Index: package/base-files/files/lib/network/config.sh
> =
I'm not sure which approach would be the better one: I'm fine with both.
So here is the variant with second bool parameter.
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Index: package/base-files/files/lib/network/config.sh
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--- package/base-files/files/lib/network/config
Actually, maybe it's worth another look?
The point was that it referenced the relevant parts of the most recent DHCP and
network management RFC's in how best to identify your hosts when using DHCP.
On 6/28/11 11:21 AM, Michael Heimpold wrote:
> Your link and the dhcp-client-identifier stuff is
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Hi,
I do not object this change per se but I do not like the special meaning
of "none" to disable it. I think we should use something that would be
an invalid hostname, like a dash. Alternatively we can add a second bool
option "send_hostname" which c
Your link and the dhcp-client-identifier stuff is not related to this topic,
sorry.
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We recently changed the default behavior in Fedora to send the client-id as the
type+MAC, instead of just the MAC, i.e.:
send dhcp-client-identifier = hardware;
in the ISC client. As I remember, it was because that was what the spec
required... I won't repeat the entire reasoning here, but see
[Resent as v2 as former patch didn't apply anymore]
Currently, the hostname is sent in a DHCP request only if configured
explicitely.
Changing this behaviour so that the hostname is sent per default has the
advantage
that e.g. a Fritz!Box (acting as DHCP server) shows the device running OpenWRT
