[ale] ATT Broadband and DHCP Help Requested

[Jason Lynn]

Jeff,

I'm using this to update my dns.  I just put the 'script' directive in 
/etc/pump.conf (you will most likely have to create this yourself).  I am 
also on ATT Broadband.  Let me know if you need any additional info.

Jason


>From: "Jeff Dilcher" <dilcher at hiddenworld.net>
>To: "Michael H. Warfield" <mhw at wittsend.com>
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>Subject: RE: [ale] ATT Broadband and DHCP Help Requested
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>Thanks for the response!
>
>I believe my Redhat 7 is using Pump by default.
>Just from a quick look, it appears that my
>"ifup" script is starting a bunch of pump
>stuff, so, I am kind of afraid about dumping
>pump altogether- maybe someone has a reference
>that explains clearly the ifup script and
>the pump program, as it relates to my Redhat
>7 box...
>
>
>Since my first message, I found this in the
>"man pump":
>
>        script executable-filename
>
>               Condition   arg1      arg2   arg3
>               lease       up        eth0   1.2.3.4
>               renewal     renewal   eth0   2.3.4.5
>               release     down      eth0
>
>               When events occur in negotiation with the server, calls the
>given executable
>               or  script.   Scripts  are called when a lease is granted,
>when a renewal is
>               negotiated, and when the interface is brought down and the
>address released.
>               The  scripts are called with two or three arguments, 
>depending
>on the condi-
>               tion, as documented in the table above.
>
>
>Is anyone using this?  Looks like I should be able
>to setup the script to run after an IP change this
>way....
>
>
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