Quoting Michal Kurgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Monday 02 of May 2005 13:10, Tim Igoe wrote:
I'm using baselayout 1.11.9-r1 currently on my server (not at my
workstation so
I use 1.9.4-r6, but it's latest stable, also i use 2005.0 default linux
profile.
Sounds about right - i'm running an unstable b
On Monday 02 of May 2005 13:10, Tim Igoe wrote:
> I'm using baselayout 1.11.9-r1 currently on my server (not at my
> workstation so
I use 1.9.4-r6, but it's latest stable, also i use 2005.0 default linux
profile.
> can't find out what thats on). But the server has the relevant example file
> - h
I'm using baselayout 1.11.9-r1 currently on my server (not at my
workstation so
can't find out what thats on). But the server has the relevant example file -
http://tim.igoe.me.uk/files/net.example if you can't get it through
baselayout.
You might need a baselayout update for the net scripts to u
On Monday 02 of May 2005 11:58, Tim Igoe wrote:
> Look in the /etc/conf.d/net.example file (assuming your using a more recent
> baselayout) - theres a fallback address (fallback_eth0 iirc) to which you
> can set an IP or say 'apipa' to get an IP in the 169 range like Windows
> does when it can't fi
Look in the /etc/conf.d/net.example file (assuming your using a more recent
baselayout) - theres a fallback address (fallback_eth0 iirc) to which you can
set an IP or say 'apipa' to get an IP in the 169 range like Windows does when
it can't find one.
HTH
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Tim Igoe ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
http://tim.i
Hello all Gentooists!
I want to know if it's possible to configure network in that way that if dhcp
fails it will use a static IP, written by me in config file.
I only want that service will start succesfully if dhcp server is dead, so
dependent services will start too (like Apache), because i ne
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