Lancer la configuration des cartes réseaux

[larswool]

Bonjour,

 

J'aimerai savoir s'il existe une commande permettant de configurer les cartes réseaux comme lors de l'installation d'une mandrake?

 

je suis sous une mandrake.

 

Merci bien,

 

Larswool.

[KewlCat]

C'est pas drakconnect la commande que tu cherches ?

[larswool]

C'est pas drakconnect la commande que tu cherches ?

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Non cela ne fonctionne pas.

Pour vous donnez une idée de ce que je cherche, c'est la commande net-setup que je n'ai vu marcher que sur le cd de boot System Rescue CD, cela permet de reconfigurer sa carte réseaU.

 

Larswool.

[KewlCat]

La commande net-setup n'est qu'un vulgaire front-end à ifconfig / route / resolv.conf ...

Si tu veux les sources, elles sont là :

#!/bin/bash
#
# Gentoo disclaimer here, with author + dev credits
#

# set defaults here
DISPLAY_MODE="ncurses"
TMPFILE="$(mktemp -d -p /tmp setup-opts-XXXXXX)"

NORMAL=$'\e[0m'
HILITE=$'\e[36;01m'
GOOD=$'\e[32;01m'

print_usage() {
echo "${GOOD}net-setup usage${NORMAL}"
echo "--------------------------------------------------------------------"
echo "net-setup [options] interface"
echo ""
echo "additional options:"
echo "    -t   : Force the use of text only, ie: no ncurses support"
echo "    -n   : Force the use of ncurses (dialog) support - default"
echo "    -h   : display this help"
}

get_answer() {
local question
local title
local default

title="$(echo ${@} | sed -e "s:#.*::g")"
question="$(echo ${@} | sed -e "s:.*#\(.*\)?.*:\1:g")"
default="$(echo ${@} | sed -e "s:.*?::g")"

if [ "${DISPLAY_MODE}" == "text" ]
then
 [ -n "${title}" ] && echo "${HILITE}${title}${NORMAL}"
 echo ${question}
 read answer
 [ -z "${answer}" ] && answer="${default}"
elif [ "${DISPLAY_MODE}" == "ncurses" ]
then
 answer="$(dialog --title "${title}" --inputbox "${question}" 20 50 "${default}" 2>&1)"
fi
}

print_banner() {
if [ "${DISPLAY_MODE}" == "text" ]
then
 get_answer "Time to setup interface ${interface}!#Please type either 'DHCP' or 'MANUAL' to configure your interface options. If you are unsure hit enter to use DHCP?dhcp"
 [ "${answer}" = "dhcp" ] && echo 0 > ${interface}.1 || echo 1 > ${interface}.1
elif [ "${DISPLAY_MODE}" == "ncurses" ]
then
 dialog --title "Network Setup" --menu "Time to set up the ${interface} interface! You can use DHCP to automatically configure a network interface or you can specify an IP and related settings manually. Choose one option:" 20 60 7 0 "Use DHCP to auto-detect my network settings" 1 "Specify an IP address manually" 2> ${interface}.1
fi
}

while getopts "nth" opt
do
case $opt in
t     ) DISPLAY_MODE="text";;
n    ) DISPLAY_MODE="ncurses";;
h    ) print_usage; exit 1;;
esac
done

# Script logic
cd ${TMPFILE}

interface="${@:$OPTIND}"
if [ -z ${interface} ]
then
print_usage
exit 1
fi

print_banner
if [ "$(cat ${interface}.1)" == "0" ]
then
/sbin/dhcpcd -t 10 ${interface}
else
get_answer "IP Address#Please enter an IP address for ${interface} [192.168.0.1]:?192.168.0.1"
echo ${answer} > ${interface}.IP
get_answer "Subnet Mask#Please enter a network (subnet) mask for ${interface} [255.255.255.0]:?255.255.255.0"
echo ${answer} > ${interface}.NM
get_answer "Gateway Address#Please enter a default gateway address, hit enter for none:?"
echo ${answer} > ${interface}.GW
get_answer "DNS Server#Please enter a name server to use, hit enter for none:?"
echo ${answer} > ${interface}.NS

/sbin/ifconfig ${interface} $(cat ${interface}.IP) netmask $(cat ${interface}.NM)
[ -n "$(cat ${interface}.GW)" ] && /sbin/route add default gw $(cat ${interface}.GW) dev ${interface}
[ -n "$(cat ${interface}.NS)" ] && echo "nameserver $(cat ${interface}.NS)" >> /etc/resolv.conf
fi

/bin/rm -Rf ${TMPFILE}
echo ""
echo "Setup of ${interface} complete. Please type \"ifconfig\" and check the interface is up and working."