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dhcp client on linux, port or use ?

Hi, On linux platform, I want to have dhcp client.

port any open source client to my app (which seems to be a bit time consuming)? or communicate with the standalone client app via Signals? or anyone knows any dhcp client library?

thanks for any advice.

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You mean you want your app to tell the computer to DHCP? I would talk to dhcpcd using command line arguments and not do tons of extra work.

guest  2009-11-20 15:52:57
to be more clear, I want to configure ip settings automatically and in some case give possibility to set it manuelly. I wonder dhcpcd can also accept some manuel settings on commandline instead of getting it from server.thanks...
MaLi  2009-11-23 12:28:32

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