#!/bin/bash
#Remember that this configuration file (/etc/tunnel.conf) needs to be
#updated on both the tunnel client and tunnel server.  Except in bizzare
#routing approaches, the client:/etc/tunnel.conf and
#server:/etc/tunnel.conf should be identical.

case "$1" in
test)
	TunnelServerIP="127.0.0.3"
	ClientPermanentIP="127.0.0.2"
	ClientCandidateIFs="dummy"
	;;
#wls)						#A unique short name for this configuration.
#	TunnelServerIP="1.2.3.4"		#The IP of the machine willing to tunnel packets for you.
#	ClientPermanentIP="1.2.3.6"		#The IP on the TunnelServer's network that we'll be stealing.
#	ClientCandidateIFs="ppp"		#A list of interfaces which, if up, the client should tunnel through.
#	;;
*)
	echo "Unknown or missing tunnel name \"$1\", exiting." >>/dev/stderr
	exit 1
	;;
esac