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dhcpcd-4 - DHCP client daemon Copyright 2006-2008 Roy Marples <roy@marples.name> Installation ------------ Edit config.h to match your building requirements. Then just make; make install man dhcpcd for command line options Notes ----- If you're cross compiling you may need to set the below knobs to avoid automatic tests. OS=BSD | Linux You can change the default dir where dhcpcd stores it's .lease files with DBDIR=/var/db If you're building for a NOMMU system where fork() does not work, you should add -DTHERE_IS_NO_FORK to your CFLAGS. We now default to using -std=c99. For 64-bit linux, this always works, but for 32-bit linux it requires either gnu99 or a patch to asm/types.h. Most distros patch linux headers so this should work fine. linux-2.6.24 finally ships with a working 32-bit header. If your linux headers are older, or your distro hasn't patched them you can set CSTD=gnu99 to work around this. Hooks ----- We provide example exit hooks for looking up the hostname in DNS, NTP (www.ntp.org) and ypbind (Linux). There are not installed by default as they are platform dependant. Compatibility ------------- If you require compatibility with dhcpcd-3 and older style variables, you can install dhcpcd-compat into the directory /etc/dhcpcd/enter-hook.d We don't install this by default. You should also add -DCMDLINE_COMPAT to your CFLAGS if you need to be fully commandline compatible with prior versions. dhcpcd-3 enabled DUID support by default - this has changed in dhcpcd-4. You can enable it via the --duid, -D command line option or by using the duid directive in dhcpcd.conf. If CMDLINE_COMPAT is defined the we renable DUID support by default IF the dhcpcd.duid file exits. This keeps the clients working as they were, which is good. dhcpcd-4 is NOT fully commandline compatible with dhcpcd-2 and older and changes the meaning of some options. ChangeLog --------- We no longer supply a ChangeLog. However, you're more than welcome to read the git commit comments at http://git.marples.name/?p=dhcpcd/.git;a=summary