avahi-autoipd.action 命令

avahi-autoipd.action is the action script automatically called by avahi-autoipd whenever an IPv4 Link-Local address has been acquired or when an IP address conflict is detected. The script handles adding or removing the specified address from the network interface. The script receives three arguments: an event string, the network interface name, and the IPv4LL address. Based on the event type, it performs the appropriate network configuration: > BIND - An IP address has been successfully acquired; the script adds it to the network interface > CONFLICT - avahi-autoipd detected the IP address is already in use on the local network; the script removes the configured address > UNBIND - A routable address has been configured to the interface by another program; the script removes the IPv4LL address to avoid conflicts > STOP - avahi-autoipd is shutting down; the script removes the IP address from the interface The default script typically uses ip or ifconfig commands to manipulate interface addresses. Users can customize this script to integrate with specific network management systems or add additional configuration steps.

Run `/etc/avahi/avahi-autoipd.action BIND [interface] [ip_address]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

Event type: BIND, CONFLICT, UNBIND, or STOP