Bastian Bittorf d49b01e8cc olsrd: hotplug: dont test if daemon is enabled, but look for a written PID-file. this solves the issue, that hotplug fires multiple restarts during boot for each upcoming interface (e.g. lo, lan, wan, wifi1, wifi2) which is racy somehow, but leaves hotplug itself working after normal startup. also reduce forking by directly sourcing '/etc/init.d/olsrd' via rc.common		2013-11-11 11:46:17 +01:00
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olsrd.config	move olsrd files into subdirectory	2013-04-18 18:48:30 +02:00
olsrd.hotplug.sh	olsrd: hotplug: dont test if daemon is enabled, but look for a written PID-file. this solves the issue, that hotplug fires multiple restarts during boot for each upcoming interface (e.g. lo, lan, wan, wifi1, wifi2) which is racy somehow, but leaves hotplug itself working after normal startup. also reduce forking by directly sourcing '/etc/init.d/olsrd' via rc.common	2013-11-11 11:46:17 +01:00
olsrd.init	if we could not get the l3 device in olsrd_write_interface then try to get the	2013-08-07 23:39:18 +02:00
olsrd.pud.position.conf	move olsrd files into subdirectory	2013-04-18 18:48:30 +02:00
olsrd.sgw.speed.conf	move olsrd files into subdirectory	2013-04-18 18:48:30 +02:00
olsrd_secure_key	move olsrd files into subdirectory	2013-04-18 18:48:30 +02:00