Add ability to only change FwdOp of certain VLANs with fix_vlan_tag.sh #110
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…h for people where changing all VLANs breaks the internet
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Nice!, that need update a readme later on |
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This retains the old functionality of the script if the
/etc/config/fix_vlanfile is empty.To make sure that the file is empty, do
echo -n "" > /etc/config/fix_vlanIn order to use the new, specific-VID functionality of the script, specify the VIDs as a space separated list in that file, like this:
echo "100 200" > /etc/config/fix_vlanThis makes the script useful for people where changing the FwdOp of all the entries breaks their internet, but only one or two is ok.