Difference between revisions of "Network customizations"
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* DYN_HI: high end of the dynamically allocated DHCP range (defaults to 254) | * DYN_HI: high end of the dynamically allocated DHCP range (defaults to 254) | ||
| − | The syntax for <code>/etc/hdactl.conf</code> is | + | The syntax for <code>/etc/hdactl.conf</code> is a sequence of lines with |
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| + | $VARIABLE="value"; | ||
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| + | For example, to change the dynamic IP range: | ||
$DYN_LO="110"; | $DYN_LO="110"; | ||
$DYN_HI="200"; | $DYN_HI="200"; | ||
| − | After | + | After settings are changed, the service has to be stopped completely and started: |
service hdactl stop | service hdactl stop | ||
Latest revision as of 20:02, 21 July 2012
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| This should only be attempted by advanced users. It also needs more proper documentation. |
Amahi has a daemon that helps configure the network settings. It's called hdactl.
This network daemon can de customized by advanced users. Configuring things improperly can yield an invalid configuration and a broken DNS, DHCP or network subsystem.
The following settings can be customized by creating /etc/hdactl.conf
- DEVICE: set it to eth1 to make services attach to eth1 (default: eth0)
- NETMASK_SIZE: number of bits in the netmask (default: 24 ... i.e. 255.255.255.0)
- NET_START: what's the start of your network, passed into the acl trusted group (defaults to 0)
- DYN_LO: low end of the dynamically allocated DHCP range (defaults to 100)
- DYN_HI: high end of the dynamically allocated DHCP range (defaults to 254)
The syntax for /etc/hdactl.conf is a sequence of lines with
$VARIABLE="value";
For example, to change the dynamic IP range:
$DYN_LO="110"; $DYN_HI="200";
After settings are changed, the service has to be stopped completely and started:
service hdactl stop service hdactl start
for the setting to be picked up. Merely restarting or reloading the service will not do it.
