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Mar 17, 2009
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Juliusz Chroboczek
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Document the format of interface configuration.
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interpreted as a wired link.
interpreted as a wired link.
.SH CONFIG FILE FORMAT
.SH CONFIG FILE FORMAT
The configuration file is a sequence of lines each of which specifies
The configuration file is a sequence of lines each of which specifies
a filter entry. Each of these lines has the following format:
either an interface or a filtering rule. Blank lines are ignored. Comments
are introduced with an octothorp
.RB `` # ''
and terminated by the end of line.
.SS Interface configuration
An interface is configured by a single line with the following format:
.IP
.IP
.I filter selector... action
.B interface
.I name
.RI [ parameter ...]
.PP
.I Name
is the name of the interface (something like
.BR eth0 ).
Each
.I parameter
specifies a parameter of the given interface. It can be one of:
.IP
.I (none defined yet)
.SS Filtering rules
A filtering rule is defined by a single line with the following format:
.IP
.I filter
.IR selector ...
.I action
.PP
.PP
.I Filter
.I Filter
specifies the filter to which this entry will be added, and can be one of
specifies the filter to which this entry will be added, and can be one of
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or
or
.BR redistribute .
.BR redistribute .
.I Selector
Each
.I selector
specifies the conditions under which the given statement matches. It
specifies the conditions under which the given statement matches. It
can be one of
can be one of
.TP
.TP
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