This document details the entry points you can call without the DrakX graohical toolkit. First, the general variables you will encounter further. If you don't know wht a variable is, look here. Any additional locally variables are commented 'in place' ------------------------------ Special types (in upper cases) ------------------------------ DB_FILE : file storing the ISDN ISP database. see share/isdndb.txt : file of lines in 'Unlisted - edit manually' or /^(.*)\|(.*)\|(.*)=>([0-9]*)=>(.*)=>(\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})=>(\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})$/ where $1=Land $2=City $3=ISP_name $4=phone_number $5=hostname $6=dns1 $7=dns2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of common variables used (local variables are described in the function itself) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- notation : keys : description : type : format (regexp or enumeration. `...' means it's not exhaustive $prefix : prefix path (empty in post-install) : string : path $isLaptop : flag for laptop : boolean or int : guess $isdn : hash table containing isdn infos $isdn->{login} : cnx login : string $isdn->{passwd} : cnx passwd : string $isdn->{phone_in} : user phone : /^[0-9]*$/ $isdn->{phone_out} : ISP phone : /^[0-9]*$/ $isdn->{dialing_mode} : dialing mode : "auto" or "manual" $isdn->{driver} : driver used for the card : "hisax" or "b1pci" or ... $isdn->{type} : type of card, used for the driver, see netconnect_consts : integer : /^[1-22]|[24-37]$/ $isdn->{irq} : irq of the ISA card : integer | $isdn->{mem} : mem of the ISA card : string | $isdn->{io} : io of the ISA card : string | see netconnect_consts for examples. $isdn->{io0} : io0 of the ISA card : string | $isdn->{io1} : i01 of the ISA card : string | $isdn->{idl} : amount of time after the cnx times out in secs : int $isdn->{user_name} : not used anymore. Not explicit. It represented the name of the connexion. $isdn->{card_type} : card type : string : "isa" or "pci" or "pcmcia" $isdn->{protocol} : cnx protocol : int : 1|2|3 : 1 for old german specific (not used anymore), 2 for europe, 3 for rest of the world $isdn->{id} : card id. Associated with vendor, identify strictly the card. see pcitable : integer $isdn->{description} : card description from pcitable : string $isdn->{vendor} : card vendor : integer $isdn->{passwd2} : passwd verification : string $modem : hash table containing modem infos $modem->{device} : device of the modem : string : /ttyS[0-9]/ $adsl : hash table containing modem infos $adsl->{login} : cnx login : string $adsl->{passwd} : cnx passwd : string $adsl->{atboot} : $netc : hash table containing system-wide networking infos (maybe not true, correct this) : $netc->{NET_DEVICE} $netc->{dnsServer2} $netc->{dnsServer3} $netc->{DOMAINNAME2} $netc->{NET_INTERFACE} is set to "ppp0" $in : interactive object ------------ Entry points ------------ isdn_write_config_backend : write isdn info, only for ippp0 -> ask_connect_now input : $prefix $isdn $isdn input: $isdn->{login} $isdn->{passwd} $isdn->{phone_in} $isdn->{phone_out} $isdn->{dialing_mode} $isdn->{driver} $isdn->{type} $isdn->{irq} $isdn->{mem} $isdn->{io} $isdn->{io0} $isdn->{io1} write_secret_backend : write login and passwd into /etc/ppp/{chap, pap}-secrets. Replace old passwd only if same login input : $a : login : string : /^.*$/ $b : passwd : string : /^.*$/ connect_backend : launch the cnx script input : $prefix connect_backend : launch the cnx script input : $prefix read_providers_backend : build the tree of isdn ISP input : $file : 1st location of the file : ISDN_DB_FILE $file2 : 2nd location of the file : ISDN_DB_FILE output : the list of ISP : array of strings : array of /^(.*)\|(.*)\|(.*)$/ where $1=Land $2=City $3=ISP_name get_info_isdn_backend : fills the infos from the line of the tree returned into $isdn and $netc input : $isdn $netc $name : the line choosen in the tree of ISP : string : /^(.*)\|(.*)\|(.*)$/ with $1=Land $2=City $3=ISP_name $file : 1st location of the file : ISDN_DB_FILE $file2 : 2nd location of the file : ISDN_DB_FILE $isdn ouput $isdn->{user_name}, $isdn->{phone_out}, $netc->{DOMAINNAME2}, $netc->{dnsServer2}, $netc->{dnsServer3}, $netc output $netc->{DOMAINNAME2}, $netc->{dnsServer2}, $netc->{dnsServer3} isdn_detect_backend : detects isdn pci card and fills the infos in $isdn : only detects one card input $isdn $isdn output: $isdn->{description} $isdn->{vendor} $isdn->{id} $isdn->{driver} $isdn->{card_type} $isdn->{type} isdn_get_list : return isdn cards descriptions list. This function is not use internally. output : descriptions : list of strings isdn_get_info : return isdn card infos. This function is not use internally. input : the description of the card (see isdn_get_list) output : a reference on the decription of the card. : ref on a hash(description,type,irq,mem,io,io0,io1card,) conf_network_card_backend : configure the network cards and return the list of them, or configure one specified interface : WARNING, you have to setup the ethernet cards, by calling setup_thiskind($in, 'net', !$::expert, 1) or setup_thiskind_backend before calling this function. Basically, you call this function in 2 times. input $prefix $netc $intf $type : type of interface, must be given if $interface is : string : "static" or "dhcp" $interface : facultative, if given, set this interface and return it in a proper form. If not, return @all_cards $ipadr : facultative, ip address of the interface : string $netadr : facultative, netaddress of the interface : string when $interface is given, informations are written in $intf and $netc. If not, @all_cards is returned. $intf output: $device is the result of $intf->{$device}->{DEVICE} : which device is concerned : $device is the result of $interface =~ /(eth[0-9]+)/; my $device = $1;; $intf->{$device}->{BOOTPROTO} : $type $intf->{$device}->{NETMASK} : '255.255.255.0' $intf->{$device}->{NETWORK} : $netadr $intf->{$device}->{ONBOOT} : "yes" $netc output: $netc->{nb_cards} : nb of ethernet cards $netc->{NET_DEVICE} : this is used to indicate that this eth card is used to connect to internet : $device output: $all_cards : a list of a list ( (eth1, module1), ... , (ethn, modulen)). Pass the ethx as $interface in further call. $device : only returned in case $interface was given it's $interface, but filtered by /eth[0-9+]/ : string : /eth[0-9+]/ adsl_conf_backend : write adsl configuration input : $prefix $adsl $netc $adsl_type : type of cnx : string : "pptp" or "pppoe" $adsl input: $adsl->{login}, $adsl->{passwd}, $adsl->{atboot} $netc input: $netc->{NET_DEVICE} $netc->{dnsServer2} $netc->{dnsServer3} $netc->{DOMAINNAME2} $netc output: $netc->{NET_INTERFACE} is set to "ppp0" modem_detect_backend : detects modem on serial ports and fills the infos in $modem : detects only one card input $modem $mouse : facultative, hash containing device to exclude not to test mouse port : ( device => /ttyS[0-9]/ ) output: $modem->{device} : device where the modem were detected get_net_device : return the device choosen for the net cnx no input output : name of the internet device. read_net_conf : read the information stored in $prefix/etc/sysconfig/draknet and $prefix/etc/sysconfig/draknet.`type` input: $prefix $netcnx $netc set_net_conf : set the information from netcnx in $prefix/etc/sysconfig/draknet and $prefix/etc/sysconfig/draknet.`type` $prefix $netcnx $netc : useless! 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