Feature request: Automatically use current netname when in corresponding directory

[Buzz627]

Currently in tinc 1.1 if you call tinc start it will look for a tinc.conf file in etc/tinc/tinc.conf to use a certain network you must call tinc -n netname start even if you are in the netname directory. Could we get it so that if you are in etc/tinc/netname/ tinc will use the tinc.conf of the directory that i am in and not default to the general one? It should be just a small change, but it would make things a little bit easier.

[gsliepen]

On Fri, Nov 11, 2016 at 01:21:50PM -0800, Buzz Lakata wrote:

Currently in tinc 1.1 if you call tinc start it will look for a tinc.conf file in etc/tinc/tinc.conf to use a certain network you must call tinc -n netname start even if you are in the netname directory. Could we get it so that if you are in etc/tinc/netname/ tinc will use the tinc.conf of the directory that i am in and not default to the general one? It should be just a small change, but it would make things a little bit easier.

Interesting suggestion! I could add this, only for "tinc" when it
detects it is in an interactive terminal.

Note that you don't have to be in /etc/tinc with 1.1 anymore. Even if you
want to manually edit tinc.conf instead of using the tinc CLI to change
variables, you can just type "tinc -n netname edit tinc.conf" anywhere
you are.

Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
Guus Sliepen [email protected]