Sheldon Hearn wrote:
I'm sure you could engineer something really impressive, but you could probably get away with a lot less effort by simply tailing whatever dhcpd logs to (possibly /var/log/messages).
Yes, that discussion has been had some where... Some research in to dnsmasq and a few emails to the guy who wrote it showed up the answer...
You may not need to make any source changes at all: dnsmasq will call a custom script whenever a DHCP lease is created or destroyed: see the --dhcp-script flag in the manpage for details. The MAC address and IP address and name of the host are passed to the script.
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