DHCP client
Hi,
I just read on Planet Debian that you might need a DHCP
client that works first.
OpenBSD has taken ISC’s DHCP client and server, split them and
then stripped down and fixed each part independently. Maybe the
stand-alone client would be an easier target to work on, until
ISC’s carries all necessary patches? It uses privilegue separa-
tion, and the script could be switched with one for Hurd.
env CVS_RSH=ssh cvs -d anoncvs@anoncvs.openbsd.org:/cvs \
co -PA src/sbin/dhclient
I’d suggest packaging this as openbsd-dhcp-client as an alternative
for all architectures. I guess I could help with that, if there is
interest.
bye,
//mirabilos • tg@debian.org
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