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Revision 75911 - (show annotations) (download)
Wed Mar 23 18:45:49 2011 UTC (13 years, 1 month ago) by steletch
File size: 6856 byte(s)
Copying release 1.0.3-26mdv2011.0 to pristine/ directory.
1 --- dhcpxd-1.0.3/dhcpclient.cpp~ 2000-01-22 03:20:37.000000000 +0100
2 +++ dhcpxd-1.0.3/dhcpclient.cpp 2003-07-16 23:36:35.000000000 +0200
3 @@ -1086,56 +1086,56 @@ int DHCPClient::ProcessCmdLine(char
4 {
5
6 #ifndef __WIN32__
7 - static char help_msg[] = "Usage: dhcpxd -k|--kill [interface] | -l|--renew [interface] | [-abcdehinprtwABCDHIOR] interface
8 -Parameters:
9 - -a Always request broadcasted replies.
10 - -b Always broadcast requests.
11 - -c Check to see if IP address already in use.
12 - -d Discover any IP address.
13 - This simply ignores the cached IP address for
14 - the initial requesting sequence.
15 - -e extension Use the specified extension for script execution.
16 - Default is \"def\".
17 - -h This help screen.
18 - -i Initiate inform session.
19 - Use this to get the information on statically.
20 - configured IPs.
21 - -k iface Kill a session.
22 - -l iface Trigger renew state on interface(s).
23 - -n Never request broadcasted replies.
24 - Suggested technique for cable modems.
25 - However, you might always want this anyways.
26 - Using this options is STRONGLY recommended.
27 - -o number Request the option represented by the `number` to
28 - be sent in responses. Might be needed for the WINS.
29 - option.
30 - -p VAR=VALUE Supply the specified parameter(s) to scripts.
31 - -r number Supply the specified renew time (hours) in requests.
32 - Default is 24.
33 - NOTE: This is almost always overridden by the server.
34 - -t Test DHCP mechanisms on specific interface.
35 - Useful for determining the operating mode of the
36 - DHCP server.
37 - -v Display version information.
38 - -w Wait for the session to succeed or timeout.
39 - -A client_id Append the specified client identifier to default.
40 - -B iface Use the specified base interface for requests.
41 - Default is the specified target interface.
42 - -C client_id Use the specified client identifier.
43 - Default is the hardware MAC address.
44 - -D Delete the cache before starting session.
45 - -H hostname Supply the specified host name in requests.
46 - -I string Supply the specified class identifier in requests.
47 - -N Upon receiving NACK force into reselect.
48 - -O num string Supply the specified option in requests.
49 - Usage: -O 89 JerryWalker
50 - -R Do not release the IP address.
51 - This is useful for keeping the same IP address.
52 - If this option is specified more than once, the
53 - client will renew the address before shutting down.
54 - -T num Set timeout value in seconds.
55 - -W Do not wait when collecting DHCPOFFER responses.
56 - Useful for making the protocol \"speedy\".
57 + static char help_msg[] = "Usage: dhcpxd -k|--kill [interface] | -l|--renew [interface] | [-abcdehinprtwABCDHIOR] interface\n\
58 +Parameters:\n\
59 + -a Always request broadcasted replies.\n\
60 + -b Always broadcast requests.\n\
61 + -c Check to see if IP address already in use.\n\
62 + -d Discover any IP address.\n\
63 + This simply ignores the cached IP address for\n\
64 + the initial requesting sequence.\n\
65 + -e extension Use the specified extension for script execution.\n\
66 + Default is \"def\".\n\
67 + -h This help screen.\n\
68 + -i Initiate inform session.\n\
69 + Use this to get the information on statically.\n\
70 + configured IPs.\n\
71 + -k iface Kill a session.\n\
72 + -l iface Trigger renew state on interface(s).\n\
73 + -n Never request broadcasted replies.\n\
74 + Suggested technique for cable modems.\n\
75 + However, you might always want this anyways.\n\
76 + Using this options is STRONGLY recommended.\n\
77 + -o number Request the option represented by the `number` to\n\
78 + be sent in responses. Might be needed for the WINS.\n\
79 + option.\n\
80 + -p VAR=VALUE Supply the specified parameter(s) to scripts.\n\
81 + -r number Supply the specified renew time (hours) in requests.\n\
82 + Default is 24.\n\
83 + NOTE: This is almost always overridden by the server.\n\
84 + -t Test DHCP mechanisms on specific interface.\n\
85 + Useful for determining the operating mode of the\n\
86 + DHCP server.\n\
87 + -v Display version information.\n\
88 + -w Wait for the session to succeed or timeout.\n\
89 + -A client_id Append the specified client identifier to default.\n\
90 + -B iface Use the specified base interface for requests.\n\
91 + Default is the specified target interface.\n\
92 + -C client_id Use the specified client identifier.\n\
93 + Default is the hardware MAC address.\n\
94 + -D Delete the cache before starting session.\n\
95 + -H hostname Supply the specified host name in requests.\n\
96 + -I string Supply the specified class identifier in requests.\n\
97 + -N Upon receiving NACK force into reselect.\n\
98 + -O num string Supply the specified option in requests.\n\
99 + Usage: -O 89 JerryWalker\n\
100 + -R Do not release the IP address.\n\
101 + This is useful for keeping the same IP address.\n\
102 + If this option is specified more than once, the\n\
103 + client will renew the address before shutting down.\n\
104 + -T num Set timeout value in seconds.\n\
105 + -W Do not wait when collecting DHCPOFFER responses.\n\
106 + Useful for making the protocol \"speedy\".\n\
107 ";
108 #else
109 static char *help_msg = "";

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