pppoe-server: Read configuration again

[people/jschlag/network.git] / src / ppp / pppoe-server

#!/bin/bash
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# This is a wrapper script which does some on-the-fly configuration of the
# pppoe-server daemon, which does not support any configuration files.

LOG_FACILITY="pppoe-server"
. /usr/lib/network/functions

# Read network settings
network_settings_read

zone=${1}
assert zone_exists ${zone}

action=${2}

# Read the configuration file of this hook.
zone_config_settings_read_by_hook "${zone}" "pppoe-server"
assert isset SUBNET

pppd_options="${RUN_DIR}/${zone}/pppoe-server-options"
pool_file="${RUN_DIR}/${zone}/pppoe-server-pool"

case "${action}" in
	cleanup)
		# Cleanup all temporary files.
		rm -f ${pppd_options} ${pool_file}

		exit ${EXIT_OK}
		;;

	*)
		# Don't let the server fork to background.
		pppoe_cmdline="-F"

		# Add the interface to listen to.
		pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -I ${zone}"

		# Enable kernel-mode PPPoE.
		# (The version that is shipped with IPFire does not
		# support the userspace implementation and therefore
		# kernel-mode PPPoE is enabled by default).
		#pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -k"

		# Randomize session IDs.
		pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -r"

		# Add the service name.
		if isset SERVICE_NAME; then
			pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -S ${SERVICE_NAME// /_}"
		fi

		# Add the max. number of sessions per MAC address.
		if [ ${MAX_SESSIONS} -gt 0 ]; then
			pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -x ${MAX_SESSIONS}"
		fi

		# Create the pppoe-server-options file.
		pppoe_server_options ${pppd_options} ${zone} \
			--dns-servers="${DNS_SERVERS}"
		pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -O ${pppd_options}"

		# Configure the IP addresses.
		local_address=$(ipv4_get_network ${SUBNET})
		pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -L ${local_address}"

		# Create the address pool.
		pppoe_server_poolfile ${pool_file} ${SUBNET}
		pppoe_cmdline="${pppoe_cmdline} -p ${pool_file}"

		log INFO "Starting pppoe-server daemon..."
		log DEBUG "pppoe-server options: ${pppoe_cmdline}"

		# Now exec the actual pppoe-server binary.
		exec pppoe-server ${pppoe_cmdline}

		error "Could not execute pppoe-server. Exiting."
		exit ${EXIT_ERROR}
	;;
esac

exit ${EXIT_ERROR}