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Michael Cummings wrote: |
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>(Completely untested, unconfirmed, and otherwise unsubstantiated) - Have you |
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>tried putting your list into an external file and just having the variable in |
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>conf.d/net cat it? I would *think* that would work since ultimately these are |
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>just fragments of bash scripts after all. |
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>On Fri, Jul 08, 2005 at 04:08:32PM -0400, A. Khattri wrote: |
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>>Maybe this has been answered a long time ago. |
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>>Im running a Gentoo-based shared web server. Potentially there might be |
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>>200 IP aliases on this one machine. Im wondering how to manage these |
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>>aliases in /etc/conf.d/net. Right now, I have a huge alias_eth0="" line |
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>>containing all of the IP aliases - anybody recommend a better approach ? |
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>>Some recent changes to sysvinit and baselayout have put new config files |
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>>in /etc/conf.d/ including a net.example file that shows an IPv4 example |
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>>where each IP is on a single line. Anyone here switched to the "new" net |
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>>file yet ? Any thoughts about ifconfig vs. iproute2 ? Should I switch? |
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>>Aj. |
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>>gentoo-server@g.o mailing list |
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I actually ran into this about two months ago. What I ended up doing was |
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creating a table that contains all the available IP's and on startup I |
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have a basic script loop through that table and creates an alias using |
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`ifconfig`. This works great for our purpose as we have apache build its |
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configurations based off of the the same database. =) Just an idea. |
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Jeff Rooney |
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