1INTUITIVELY.CONF(5)                                        INTUITIVELY.CONF(5)
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NAME

6       intuitively.conf - Configuration file for intuitively
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SYNOPSIS

9       intuitively.conf controls how intuitively behaves.
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11   EXAMPLE INTUITIVELY.CONF
12       [work]
13       myip = 192.168.1.253
14       netmask = 255.255.255.0
15       other_ip = 192.168.1.1 #router
16       other_ip = 192.168.1.2 = aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff #general server w/ethernet address
17       default_gw = 192.168.1.1
18       description = Work
19       #script = /usr/share/intuitively/work.sh
20       [home]
21       myip = 192.168.199.6
22       netmask = 255.255.255.0
23       other_ip = 192.168.199.2
24       other_ip = 192.168.199.3
25       other_ip = 192.168.199.4
26       other_mac = bb:cc:dd:ee:00:aa # sets which mac 192.168.199.4 must have
27                            # in order to match this location
28       default_gw = 192.168.199.4
29       description = Home
30       #script = /usr/share/intuitively/home.sh
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33       myip   The  ip  address you want for this interface, either on the form
34              a.b.c.d, or with netmask, like a.b.c.d/e, where e represents how
35              many  bits  you  want masked off or on the form fff.ggg.hhh.iii,
36              which allows for strange stuff like having 255.255.243.0 as your
37              netmask (not recommended).
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39       netmask
40              if  the netmask isn't set in myip, it must be set here.  Allowed
41              forms are single digit, specifying  how  many  bits  are  to  be
42              masked off, or a full ip address whose bits will be masked off.
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45              The  ip  address  of one of the peers you are looking for.  Good
46              choices include  such  things  as  file  servers,  NIS  servers,
47              routers  and  other  equipment which you are sure that is always
48              up.  Note that it needs  to  be  on  the  same  LAN,  since  ARP
49              requests  are  normally not routed.  It may also include the MAC
50              address of the machine, quite useful if you have  multiple  net‐
51              works with overlapping IP addresses
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53       othermac
54              The  mac address of the previous other_ip.  See otherip for more
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57       defaultlocation
58              If this flag is set, this location is used as default  location.
59              That  means  if  none  of  the descriped location is found, this
60              location is used. other location matches, this is used. If  sev‐
61              eral  locations  are  marked  with the flag defaultlocation, the
62              first one defined in the configuration is chosen.
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64       dontsetip
65              If this flag is set, and this location is detected, no interface
66              configuration  is  done.  You still have to provide myip, but it
67              may be any ip in the subnet, even an ip already in use.
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70       /etc/intuitively/intuitively.conf
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74                               29 November 2006            INTUITIVELY.CONF(5)
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