<package>.cfg

<package>.cfg

This file contains all the configurable parameters with their default values.

In the build environment located at:

~/freetz-trunk/make/files/root/etc/default.<package>/<package>.cfg

On the router located at:

/mod/etc/default.<package>/<package>.cfg

Example of a generic <package>.cfg file:

export <PACKAGE>_<OPTION1>='<value1>'
export <PACKAGE>_<OPTION2>='<value2>'
export <PACKAGE>_<OPTION3>='<value3>'
export <PACKAGE>_<OPTION4>='<value4>'
.
.
.
export <PACKAGE>_<OPTIONn-1>='<valuen-1>'
export <PACKAGE>_<OPTIONn>='<valuen>'

This file uses the Shell syntax and the variables can be exported using: . /mod/etc/default.<package>/<package>.cfg

You first need to understand the package configuration before you can create this file.
The package configuration can be a config file, or just a few parameters.\

These variables correspond with the http page input-field Tag:

name="<OPTION1>"

This is further explained in the <package>.cgi page.\

For each package there is a <PACKAGE>_ENABLED variable.
This variable should be set 'no' so the package is not started at initial system startup.\

The variables are used if a config file is generated with the <package>_conf script.

At initial startup e.g. without any config on the router, these variables are used.
A good choice for the default value can help as a hint, or just to make it easier for most users.\

These values are also used if the Defaults button is used to revert back to the initial parameters.\

The usage of this file is also explained in Configuration Handling.
The Configuration Handling explains how a config file is generated and how it is saved in non-volatile memory, so it survives a reboot.\