Huth, Hans-Peter wrote:
Dear all,
this is probably a beginners question:
For my script to set up an emulation using vimage and netgraph, i tried to give
meaningful names to netgraph nodes. I tried:
ngctl -f foo mkpeer eiface ether ether (ignores the -f , creates ngethX?)
witout looking at the code I'm guessing it does the file after the
command like args.
ngctl mkpeer eiface foo ether (creates ngethX, not foo)
mkpeer takes 4 arguments. it's better to specify them all than try
guess the defaults.
ngctl mkpeer eiface ether ether
ngctl name ngeth0 foo (works, but it's not useful for scripting as i have to
find
out first the name of the freshly created node)
So basically i would like to use one of the first to forms in my script, but
they
don't work as i expected.
Any hints?
This is on FBSD 8.0 RC2
Regards,
Hans-Peter Huth
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