[Dnssec-trigger] dnssec-trigger release 0.6

[Xavier Belanger]

Hi,

> Fixed the -version stuff (it errors and prints version) in svn.

Thanks you.
 
> > It's not fully automatic because I have choose to use WiCd [1]
> > to manage network connexions, but there is no problems.
> 
> I could not find on their webpage: if there is some way to 'trigger' on
> DHCP events, and you can have a shellscript called, then you can
> automate it.  How to register such a shellscript?  For networkmanager
> its put in /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d but for wicd it may be
> different.

There is a possibility to call scripts in WiCd for each network with
pre- and post-connection scripts and pre- and post-disconnection.
 
> Once you find out how to call a shellscript trigger after a DHCP event,
> have that script call
> $ dnssec-trigger-control submit $ips
> (ip addresses separated by spaces, from the DNS option in the DHCP) from
> your script (or you can use the networkmanager script as a base, it also
> throttles the events to only deliver changes).

I have tried to use dnssec-trigger-control as post-connection script
but it doesn't work, I need to find why...

Some other issue with DHCP client: since the resolv.conf file is
immutable, there is a minor problem when dhcpcd try to write
into ("Permission denied / Operation not permitted").

So, for the Slackware network configuration script I have modify a
value in the /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf:

  DHCP_KEEPRESOLV[0]="yes"

As 0 is for the interface number.

I have also add a directive in /etc/dhcpcd.conf to desactivate
the hook who try to change the resolv.conf file:

  nohook resolv.conf

It's probably not necessary to make the first change since
the second one is done, but just in case...

Bye.
-- 
Xavier Belanger