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<package>_conf
This is an optional script to generate a config file (e.g. <package>.conf) that the package expects as argument containing the configuration parameters.\
In the build environment located at:
~/freetz-trunk/make/files/root/etc/default.<package>/<package>_conf
on router located at:
/mod/etc/default.<package>/<package>_conf
\
The config data (e.g. <package>.conf) will be created as part of the rc.<package> script, before the daemon is started according the following guideline.
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | 1. If script | > if exist goto 3\ | (not seen yet) | | /tmp/flash/<pa | > most often the | | | ckage>_conf | > case\ | (not seen yet) | | exist it will be | > | | | used to generate | | | | <package>.c | | | | onf | | | | 2. else the script | | | | /etc/default.< | | | | package>/<packa | | | | ge>_conf | | | | is executed which | | | | will generate | | | | <package>.c | | | | onf | | | | 3. If the optional | | | | /tmp/flash/<pa | | | | ckage>.conf.extra | | | | exist add it to | | | | the generated | | | | <package>.c | | | | onf | | | +-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
Lets look at an existing freetz package.
We can do this easily on the build environment.
For this lets select the package
radvd.\
On the build environment:
cd ~/freetz-trunk/make/radvd/files/root/etc/default.radvd/
We need to export some variables that the script expects:
export RADVD_ADDRESS='a:b:c::1/64'
export RADVD_CLIENTS='fe80::aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd'
export RADVD_ENABLED='yes'
export RADVD_FORWARD='no'
export RADVD_INTERFACE='lan'
export RADVD_MTU='0'
export RADVD_PREFIX='x:y:z::/64'
export RADVD_SETIPV6='yes'
Now we can execute the <package>_conf:
./radvd_conf
This should generate the following on standard out:
interface lan
{
AdvSendAdvert on;
AdvLinkMTU 0;
prefix x:y:z::/64
{
};
clients
{
fe80::aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd;
};
};
This is what Radvd expects as config file.
Using find ./*/files/root/etc/default.*/ -name *_conf
from
~/freetz-trunk/make
gives you a list of all scripts already included
in freetz.
Use these as example for creating your own script.\