2:01 hackphil@debian /etc/laptop-netconf% cat opts
# laptop-netconf configuration file

# Uncomment the following line if you want debugging information to be
# echoed to the terminal.  The default is no debugging.
#debug

# Specify the ethernet device to perform detection on.  This defaults to
# eth0 if not specified.
#device eth0

# Configuration for individual networks starts here.
#
# Network detection is performed by sending arp packets out onto the local
# network and listening for replies.  The network is considered detected
# when an arp packet is received, which contains a matching hardware
# address to that in the configuration line.  The script corresponding to
# the profile is then run.
#
# Format:
#   self x.x.x.x probe x.x.x.x hwaddress x:x:x:x:x:x profile xxxx
#
# self x.x.x.x ...
#   Specifies the local ip address of this machine if it were on the local
#   network.  (Note: this keyword used to be 'host' and 'host' can still
#   be used;  however, please migrate to the new keyword.)
#
# ... probe x.x.x.x ...
#   Specifies the ip address of the machine to request hardware address
#   information for.
#
# ... hwaddress x:x:x:x:x:x ...
#   Specifies the hardware address of the machine being probed above.
#
# ... profile xxxx
#   Specifies the /etc/laptop-netconf/xxxx script to be run if a matching
#   arp reply is received.

# EXAMPLE CONFIGURATION
#
## LOCAL OFFICE NETWORK -- internal.gyre.co.uk
#
## Look for one of the servers on the local network, which has an
## IP address of 192.168.0.1 and hardware address of 00:C0:DF:51:1B:E3.
#
#self 192.168.0.11 probe 192.168.0.1 hwaddress 00:C0:DF:51:1B:E3 profile office
#
## HOME NETWORK -- internal.undue.org
#
## Look for the router on the local network, which has an IP address of
## 10.0.0.1 and hardware address of 00:01:02:15:10:B0.
#
#self 10.0.0.2 probe 10.0.0.1 hwaddress 00:01:02:15:10:B0 profile home
#
## STANDALONE -- standalone configuration
#
## If no network is found, /etc/laptop-netconf/default is run.