On Tuesday 20 October 2009 04:58, Christopher Barry wrote: > This question is specific to udhcpc, hopefully this is the right place > to pose it. > > I'm defining an option in ISC dhcpd to send a non-standard server IP to > clients. I'm planning on using -O to have the client ask for it. > > Will this option appear as a variable in my environment as the name of > the option I define?
Looking at the code, no, it won't. Only those in dhcp_option_strings[] will. BTW, any "-O option" is also checked against dhcp_option_strings[] and won't be accepted if it is not found there. You can't request options which udhcpc doesn't know. Understandably, because udhcpc needs to know their *format* - is it an IP? String? Integer? Pair of IPs? etc. > Assuming so, will this variable be in the environment of the script that > fires off udhcpc, or will it be available in a script run by an event? I don't understand this question. There is only one script which is run by udhcpc, the question assumes there are two kinds of scripts. -- vda _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
