newgolfer
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Ho trovato questo per rendere il cambio di MAC permanente:
Here is new and tested solution, works fine, is permanent, the new mac address is retained after reboot as well:
add a special script file to
/etc/network/if-pre-up.d/
here is the contents of my script file "change-mac-address":
--------------------------- this line is not included inside the file, just indicates where the contents of the file begins ---------------------
#!/bin/sh
if [ "$IFACE" = "eth0" ]; then
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:03:45:67:89:AF
fi
exit 0
------------------ likewise, indicates the end of the file, not inside the file -------------------------
Do not forget to make this file executable
chmod a+x change-mac-address
The new mac address (in this example: 00:03:45:67:89:AF) will take effect after rebooting, and subsequent rebooting or network restarting with remote will not revert the mac address back to the original one.
IMPORTANT: the file name with this script CANNOT have extension .sh, i.e,
if the file is named change-mac-address.sh - then it will not work!!!
All the files in that directory are run as scripts at a proper time if they have execution rights, as long as their names do not end with .sh !!!
Here is new and tested solution, works fine, is permanent, the new mac address is retained after reboot as well:
add a special script file to
/etc/network/if-pre-up.d/
here is the contents of my script file "change-mac-address":
--------------------------- this line is not included inside the file, just indicates where the contents of the file begins ---------------------
#!/bin/sh
if [ "$IFACE" = "eth0" ]; then
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:03:45:67:89:AF
fi
exit 0
------------------ likewise, indicates the end of the file, not inside the file -------------------------
Do not forget to make this file executable
chmod a+x change-mac-address
The new mac address (in this example: 00:03:45:67:89:AF) will take effect after rebooting, and subsequent rebooting or network restarting with remote will not revert the mac address back to the original one.
IMPORTANT: the file name with this script CANNOT have extension .sh, i.e,
if the file is named change-mac-address.sh - then it will not work!!!
All the files in that directory are run as scripts at a proper time if they have execution rights, as long as their names do not end with .sh !!!