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When I first split the debian interfaces support from wwinit, I was unable to figure out what it was called. I used the inelegant name "debian.interfaces" to identify it; but I have since learned that it is called "ifupdown." I have since learned that there is even a variant implementation, ifupdown-ng, that is used by Alpine Linux. This PR renames the overlay to ifupdown, but retains a copy of it at debian.interfaces for backwards compatibility. Signed-off-by: Jonathon Anderson <janderson@ciq.com>
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{{- range $devname, $netdev := .ThisNode.NetDevs }}
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{{ file $devname }}
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# This file is autogenerated by warewulf
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{{- if $netdev.OnBoot.BoolDefaultTrue }}
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auto {{ $netdev.Device }}
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{{- end }}
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allow-hotplug {{ $netdev.Device }}
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iface {{ $netdev.Device }} inet static
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address {{ $netdev.Ipaddr }}
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netmask {{ $netdev.Netmask }}
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{{ if $netdev.Gateway }}gateway {{ $netdev.Gateway }}{{ end }}
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{{ if $netdev.MTU }}mtu {{ $netdev.MTU }}{{ end }}
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{{- range $tk, $tv := $netdev.Tags }}
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{{- if eq (substr 0 5 $tk) "route" }}
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up ip route add {{ index (splitList "," $tv) 0 }} via {{ index (splitList "," $tv) 1 }} dev {{ $netdev.Device }}
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{{- end }}
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{{- end }}
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{{ end -}}
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