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Date: Sun, 30 Jul 1995 15:00:04 -0500
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Subject: Cammand to get host ethernet addr from csh...
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I've been using 'arp' to do this and was wondering if there's something
else that just returns the host's ethernet addr in dot notation only. I'm
trying to avoid having to parse the output from 'arp'. I want to use this
command in my sysconfig file and pass it's output to ldconfig avoiding the need
to hard code the host's address here like it's shown in that file's example.:-)

Bob