don't know if you consider this to be wheel reinvention, but would it
be worth just getting three sets of patches and running patch on the said
files (perhaps within a script, yes).
Otherwise the netconf(ig) command util. I wonder does it take command line
attributes?
Gavin
On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Niall O Broin wrote:
> I find myself in a situation now where I'll regularly be using my notebook
> in one of three locations viz. home and two work locations. In the two work
> locations I'll need different network settings e.g. IP address, default
> router, name servers etc. Is there any convenient existing way of automating
> this ? I know it's relatively trivial to write a script to do it but I'd
> sooner not re-invent the wheel. On my Powerbook, running either MacOS
> classic or MacOS X I can just select Preferences->Network and my location
> and everything is done INCLUDING proxy settings for browsers etc. but on the
> Linux notebook it's currently the manual option. I know one option would be
> to have DHCP setup in both work locations but that's not currently an option
> although it may be in the not too distant future.
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