interfaces mapping question
Roland Wegmann
rowe_gnu at gmx.net
Sat Dec 18 19:42:54 UTC 2004
Hello all
I found the below mentioned definition 'mapping eth0 ...' as an example
in the manpage of 'interfaces'.
mapping eth0
script /usr/local/sbin/map-scheme
map HOME eth0-home
map WORK eth0-work
I don't understand what the expressions 'HOME' and 'WORK' stands for (or
are used for).
The manpage tells '... The script is run with the physical interface
name (I suppose this means 'eth0', does it?) as its argument and with
the contents of all following 'map' lines (without the leading 'map') in
the stanza provided to it on its standard input. ...'.
This sentence doesn't help me to understand what the 'HOME' and 'WORK'
are used for. The meaning of the expressions ' eth0-home' and
'eth0-work' - I think - shows the manpage example.
Could someone of you explain me the meaning of 'HOME' and 'WORK' ?
kind regards, Roland
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