What am I doing wrong in my config.ini? I'm trying to see that I have things set up right and trying to see if I change things from WORK to HOME that the DHCP server turns on and off to make sure I have the config file right. So no matter what I do I can't get the DHCP server to turn off. I would think that with this config, the DHCP server would be turned off if WORK or HOME was set. Am I right? If anyone can hit me upside the head and clue me in I'd appreciate it. :-)

[Network]
;@DC DHCP=0
;@AC DHCP=0
;@WORK DHCP=0
;@HOME DHCP=0
[output]
notify=1
[synchronise]
seq_num=91
[Options]
Name=Name
[User Info]
Email=email@email.com
Phone=111-111-1111
Name=Some dude
[wendy]
flag_amount=0
[custom]
wendy=
[searches]
amount=0
[controls]
stalk_side=none
[hush]
hushpercent=10
[display]
visual_names=1
caching=0
[volumecap]
enabled=1
[kenwood]
disabled=1
[ramp]
disabled=0
[menu]
quit=0
sort_playlist=1
[tuner]
region=us
[VisualFavourites_AM]
count=0
[VisualFavourites_AUX]
count=0
[VisualFavourites_DSP]
count=0
[VisualFavourites_FM]
count=0
[sense]
muteaction=0
mute=-1
[power]
off_timeout=60000
[aux]
source=
title=
artist=
[hijack]
disable_emplode=0
dc_servers=0
spindown_seconds=30
fake_tuner=0
trace_tuner=0
old_style=0
standby_minutes=30
temperature_correction=-4
suppress_notify=0
max_connections=4
kftpd_control_port=21
kftpd_data_port=20
kftpd_password=passwordhere
kftpd_verbose=1
rootdir_dotdot=1
kftpd_show_dotfiles=1
khttpd_port=80
khttpd_verbose=1
khttpd_show_dotfiles=1
VolAdjLow=0x1800,100,0x1000,25,60
VolAdjMed=0x2000,409,0x1000,27,70
VolAdjHigh=0x2000,3000,0xc00,30,80
volume_boost_FM=0
volume_boost_AM=0
volume_boost_AUX=0
volume_boost_MP3=0
disable_bassboost_FM=1
khttpd_basic=guest:guest
khttpd_full=name:password
;@WORK disable_emplode=1

My guess is that "Network" needs to be "network". That is, with a lower-case "n".

I changed it to a lower case n and it didn't make any difference. :-(

Um...

Maybe it's doing DHCP because there's not a fixed IP entry anywhere in there?

If you're not doing DHCP then you need to feed it an IP address to use...

Looking around, it seems that everyone else has it as a capital "N", too. Try throwing a plain non-Hijacked DHCP=0 into the network section. Even mlord has this.

Makes sense. I didn't know that this was the defaulting behavior. I was thinking that turning off DHCP without any static info set would pretty much disable the networking. Not that I want to do that, I was just looking at an easy way to make sure my ;@WORK and ;@HOME lines are functioning right.

A proper way of doing it would be:

[Network]
Gateway=0.0.0.0
Netmask=255.255.255.0
IPAddress=192.168.0.200
;@HOME DHCP=1
;@WORK DHCP=0

No need to conditionally-execute the fixed address settings, they will simply get ignored for DHCP=1.

Ah thanks. That gives me the effect I was after to test if its working or not. Thanks for that. Now I'll just change the DHCP values to what I really want.

Thanks again!