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8. Documentation for Developers
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conf-file=/etc/dnsmasq_dhcp.conf
8.10.3. Hosts File
This file contains a mapping of host names to IP addresses. This assignment, however, is used
only locally on the flil4 and is not visible for other computers in the LAN. This file is actually
redundant if a local DNS server is started in addition.
8.10.4. imond Configuration
The file etc/imond.conf is constructed amongst others from the configuration variables
CIRC_x_NAME, CIRC_x_ROUTE, CIRC_x_CHARGEINT and CIRC_x_TIMES. It can consist of up to 32
lines (except for comment lines). Each line has eight columns:
1. Range weekday to weekday
2. Range hour to hour
3. Device (ipppX or isdnX)
4. Circuit with default route: “yes"’/“no"’
5. Phone number
6. Name of the circuits
7. Phone charges per minute in Euros
8. Charge interval in seconds
Here an example:
#day hour device defroute phone name charge ch-int
Mo-Fr 18-09 ippp0 yes 010280192306 Addcom 0.0248 60
Sa-Su 00-24 ippp0 yes 010280192306 Addcom 0.0248 60
Mo-Fr 09-18 ippp1 yes 019160 Compuserve 0.019 180
Mo-Fr 09-18 isdn2 no 0221xxxxxxx Firma 0.08 90
Mo-Fr 18-09 isdn2 no 0221xxxxxxx Firma 0.03 90
Sa-Su 00-24 isdn2 no 0221xxxxxxx Firma 0.03 90
Further explanations for Least-Cost-Routing can be found in the documentation of the
package “base"’.
8.10.5. The File /etc/.profile
The file /etc/.profile contains user-defined settings for the shell. To overwrite the default
settings you have to create a file etc/.profile below the configuration directory. You may
enter settings for the command prompt or abbreviations (so-called “Aliases"’) here.
Important: This file may not contain an exit!
Examples:
alias ll='ls -al'
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