[Also posted to linux.debian.user] I have an old 486 which i'm using as a 'broadband router' for my cable service. It has3 nic's. One connects to the cable modem, and obtains it's IP via DHCP. The box also runs a DHCP server, which allocates IP's to the other two nic's.(192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.2.0/24) Finally I have the IPMasq package which I am using as a start point for the firewall. Although my (isp) allocated IP has only changed during re boots of the router, it is a dynamic service. This surely will break the ipchains ruleset produced by IPMasq? How would I ensure '/etc/init.d/ipmasq restart' is run if my IP changes?
TIA, Simon.
