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#!/bin/bash
# $Header: /var/local/cvs/debian/ifupdown-scripts-zg2/scripts/ifupdown-scripts-zg2.d/staticroutes,v 1.1 2004/09/12 18:00:04 mh Exp $
# IFACE = Logical interface name
# MODE = start | stop
# METHOD = manual, otherwise exit!
# IF_ROUTEn = static routes (network/prefix gateway)
# IF_DEVICE = device to be used
. /etc/network/ifupdown-scripts-zg2.d/common-functions
case "$MODE" in
start)
# adds static routes given in config file
for R in ${!IF_ROUTE*}; do
eval S=\$$R
verbose "route entry $S"
# a "route_foo" statement in the config file can use two different
# forms of syntax:
# route_foo prefix gateway/device metric/table
# route_foo ip route <cmd line> and
# if the string after "route_foo" in the config file does not start
# with "ip route", the following words are interpreted as
# prefix - prefix for the route, used as "to" parameter.
# gateway/device - if IP address, gateway for the route,
# used as "via" parameter,
# otherwise, device for the route,
# used as "dev" parameter.
# metric/table - if numeric, metric for the route,
# used as "metric" parameter.
# otherwise, table for the route,
# used as "route" parameter.
# From these values, appropriate "ip route" command lines are
# constructed for interface startup and shutdown. This should cover
# almost all non-exotic cases.
# if the string after "route_foo" in the config file starts with
# "ip route", the remainder of the string is taken as a full ip route
# command line which will be appended to "ip route add" on interface
# startup and to "ip route del" on interface shutdown.
ROUTEPARM=""
if [[ "$S" == "ip route"* ]]; then
ROUTEPARM="${S#ip route }"
verbose "explicit ip command ip route $ROUTEPARM"
else
# parse prefix gateway/device metric/table to variables and build
# ROUTEPARM
# take each word in $S and prefix it with the first word of PARAMS.
# then cut each word from PARAMS.
# concatenate each of the resulting strings to a valid ip command line.
PARAMS="to gatewaydevice metrictable END"
for word in $S; do
if [ "$PARAMS" == "END" ]; then
abort "too many parameters in static route $S"
fi
case "${PARAMS%% *}" in
gatewaydevice)
if echo $word | grep --quiet '^[0-9a-f:\.]*$'; then
ROUTEPARM="$ROUTEPARM via $word"
else
ROUTEPARM="$ROUTEPARM dev $word"
fi
;;
metrictable)
if echo $word | grep --quiet '^[0-9]\+$'; then
ROUTEPARM="$ROUTEPARM metric $word"
else
ROUTEPARM="$ROUTEPARM table $word"
fi
;;
*)
ROUTEPARM="$ROUTEPARM ${PARAMS%% *} $word"
;;
esac
PARAMS="${PARAMS#* }"
done
if [ "${PARAMS%% *}" == "dest" ]; then
# no destination given, take interface instead
ROUTEPARM="$ROUTEPARM dev $IF_DEVICE"
fi
verbose "constructed ip command ip route $ROUTEPARM"
fi
cmd "ip route add $ROUTEPARM"
add_down "routes" "route del $ROUTEPARM"
done
;;
stop)
exec_down "routes" "ip"
;;
*)
;;
esac
# end of file
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