Hi Andrew, I'm playing around with whereami, looks really good! I'll look into the docking/undocking later and first see if I can get it to work properly in a simple case (two networks, both DHCP, setting mail relay and network mounts). Browsing through the "setmailrelay" suggests that it is written for either Sendmail or Postfix, is that correct or does it also work with Exim? Excellent idea about the proxy, hadn't thought of that possibility yet but I will definately try to set it up like that. Auke On Mon, 2002-10-28 at 20:06, Andrew McMillan wrote: > > If linux supports docking / undocking your laptop then whereami can deal > with it. > > Some years ago (when I first developed whereami) I used to have a laptop > with a docking station, but use of the docking station required > rebooting so I have not bothered with one for my newer laptop. In those > days I used a test based on lspci and grep to look for some particular > PCI details only present in the docking station. This is handled as: > testpci <string> <location> > in recent versions. > > Configuring outgoing mailserver, starting and stopping services and > mounting / unmounting drives is all normal work for whereami. > > To date I have not had to deal with your proxy issues myself. I have > thought about it though, and concluded that the best way to do this > would probably be to run a local proxy, and reconfigure that to either > go direct to the internet, or to an upstream proxy. Otherwise there are > applications that need reconfiguring individually - it is much easier to > reconfigure a daemon process on the fly. > > Regards, > Andrew. -- PGP: 0x4A34DD6D, http://bunny.sourceforge.net/
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