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This will set the preference for the 'ip rule'
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New format allows users to define interfaces and ping hosts separately.
This means we can run pingu in routing-only mode to set up and manage
route tables for multi-isp.
We allow the user config a preferred alternate route table for each
interface. If not configured, pingu will pick one.
Example interface definition looks like:
interface eth0 {
route-table 10
}
Example host definition looks like:
host 192.168.0.1 {
bind-interface eth0
}
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This is needed so ip source routing works with shorewall
The problem is that when we change the default gw, removing a gateway that
went down, we are not able to ping remote host via that interface ...unless
we set the source ip and have an ip route table with source ip. Shorewall
sets that up.
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Whenever there are any changes, the route-script is called with
all gateways that have status "up" as paramaeter
This is supposed to be used to set the default gateway.
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- make timeout and retry configurable
- possible to set default action, timeout and retry values
- the -d option means "daemonize" rather than "debug mode".
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