dhcp-match does a substring match, not a regexp or wildcard one: the *
character is not special. Your attempts are therefore looking for a
substring "android*" in the option and failing.
Remove the * and all will be well, I think.
Cheers,
Simon.
On 07/08/18 14:03, Hugo Segovia wrote:
> El
Hi,
I want to accomplish the following:
My domain set in dnsmasq.conf is "domain.net". I have "normal" hosts e. g.
host.domain.net
and I have hosts like this:
site.test.domain.net
site.stag.domain.net
site.prod.domain.net
I have configured one host to send the FQDN via dhclient. dnsmasq
On 08/08/18 13:37, Hugo Segovia wrote:
> El Wed, 8 Aug 2018 10:31:01 +0100
> Simon Kelley escribió:
>> dhcp-match does a substring match, not a regexp or wildcard one: the *
>> character is not special. Your attempts are therefore looking for a
>> substring "android*" in the option and failing.
You can do what you want, but there are limitations. You'll need to
split your test, stag and prod hosts 1into different IP address ranges.
This will probably mean giving them fixed addresses.
Then declare the various domains and the subnets associated with them,
for example.
El Wed, 8 Aug 2018 10:31:01 +0100
Simon Kelley escribió:
> dhcp-match does a substring match, not a regexp or wildcard one: the *
> character is not special. Your attempts are therefore looking for a
> substring "android*" in the option and failing.
>
> Remove the * and all will be well, I
