On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 19:12, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote: > Does Linux have anything similar. I had a look on freshmeat but couldn't > find anything.
I've started playing with "whereami". Seems promising so far. There are also about 3 or 4 others too. $ apt-cache show whereami Package: whereami Priority: extra Section: net Installed-Size: 384 Maintainer: Andrew McMillan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Architecture: all Version: 0.2.0 Depends: debconf Suggests: pcmcia-cs, fping, net-tools, iputils-arping Filename: pool/main/w/whereami/whereami_0.2.0_all.deb Size: 53656 MD5sum: 99eb483eed352a7774bebf1ade04660e Description: Automatically reconfigure your (laptop) system for a new location whereami is a set of useful scripts and a coordinating system for automatically re-locating your computer within the current (network) environment. . Typically, you would use whereami to automatically detect and re-configure your laptop when you move between a variety of diverse networks and/or docking environments. . Although whereami will work best if all of your networks assign addresses through dhcp, this is not a pre-requisite and the system allows any technique to be used to ascertain the new location with as little ongoing user intervention as possible. . Having ascertained the correct location, whereami will run appropriate (user-configured) scripts to adjust the laptop operation to suit the current environment. . See http://debiana.net/whereami/ for more information. You may also get useful assistance from the debian-laptop mailing list, which is frequented by several of the contributors. -- Cheers, Craige. GPG Key fingerprint = C206 904F 5231 2F2E 8DAA F094 5879 71B5 0960 CF37 http://arseclown.tv/
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