On Tue, 2005-12-27 at 00:39 +0000, Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote: > I've written a short script that, when run on a first-class IPv4 host, > makes it a IPv6 host via a protocol-41 uplink, and also makes an IPv6 > cloud around it. > [...] > - if they find or fix any bugs, or make any other improvements I'm not using Linux, but I like the idea and the script looks fine so far, except... > #!/bin/bash -f a) I can't find a reference to -f in the bash info pages. b) Do you really NEED bash? If not, I'd suggest using /bin/sh, not /bin/bash. The script is certainly linux specific at the moment, and Linux usually uses bash, but this might change. Just a suggestion, though. "Linux specific": Supporting *BSD in it wouldn't be to difficult, just wrapping the ip calls into small wrappers, and changing a few linuxisms into their respective *BSDisms. :) HTH, -- Andreas
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