On Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 12:05:12PM +0100, Thomas Vogt wrote:
<dns>
false
false
<domain>mydomain</domain>
<hostname>myhostname</hostname>
<nameservers config:type="list">
<nameserver>1.2.3.4</nameserver>
<nameserver>1.2.3.5</nameserver>
</nameservers>
</dns>
That's exactly how I'm doing ours here and it works great.. sles9-sp3
through sles/sled10-sp1. This probably isn't it, but that is inside the
<networking> tags, right?
Here's what my desktop entries look like in the cached xml file.. I
build the file on the fly in the pre-install scripts too (actual
names/ips mod'd of course):
<networking>
AUTO
<dns>
false
false
<domain>ourdomain</domain>
<hostname>desktopname</hostname>
<nameservers config:type="list">
<nameserver>1.2.3.4</nameserver>
<nameserver>1.2.3.5</nameserver>
</nameservers>
</dns>
<interfaces config:type="list">
<interface>
<bootproto>static</bootproto>
<device>eth0</device>
<ipaddr>192.168.1.50</ipaddr>
<netmask>255.255.254.0</netmask>
<startmode>auto</startmode>
<usercontrol>no</usercontrol>
</interface>
</interfaces>
<managed config:type="boolean">false</managed>
<modules config:type="list">
<device>static-0</device>
<module></module>
<options></options>
</modules>
<routing>
false
<routes config:type="list">
<route>
<destination>default</destination>
<device>-</device>
<gateway>192.168.1.1</gateway>
<netmask>-</netmask>
</route>
</routes>
</routing>
</networking>
Installs happen using dhcp, the above is done (like I said) in a
pre-install script (my pre.sh is a wrapper that just mounts an NFS path
then does a basic "for script in $path/*; do $script; done" idea) that
had read in some default values (like initial dns servers and such) and
builds the above on the fly using the passed static ip, name dns server,
etc, then spits out the above into the /tmp/profile/modified.xml. Has
worked great across the sles/sled versions thus far. The reboot after
initial install is done uses the above networking config and creates a
valid resolv.conf.
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