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The previous take did not contain the stuff that initially motivated
rewriting the quoting function.
The code of both PPP connection types is still sub-par, but at least
functionally, it is a little better now.
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The most important change is that we now bring the interface down
correctly in pppoe_down.
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The tuntap connection type requires both a User and a Group to be
defined. However, when configuring a tuntap device in the kernel, the
device's uid and gid must both match for someone to be able to use the
device. The only way to create a tuntap device accessible to a group of
users is therefore to avoid specifying the user argument to
"ip tuntap add".
Reported by: A Web
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Use 'wpa' to refer to the 802.11i and 802.1x client side software
(wpa_supplicant) in general.
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Also:
- Replaced echos with invocations of cat, where possible.
- Fixed PIDFILE to point to the file ppp creates. This ensures the
interface can be brought down.
- Fixed setting of InterfaceRoot.
- Removed vim syntax highlighting from ethernet connection.
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The up/down functions don't take arguments as they did in netcfg.
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This allows connection scripts to provide defaults, among other things.
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Remove distribution-specific paths (and allow overrides).
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${#array[@]} requires "[@]" to count the array members. Otherwise it will
return the length of the first element which will hardly ever be 1.
Signed-off-by: Florian Pritz <bluewind@xinu.at>
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Old location: /etc/network.d
New location: /etc/netctl
This should ease migration from netcfg and is a better path anyway.
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It was quite useless.
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This commit contains the refactoring and rewriting of code.
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This commit contains the moving of files.
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