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44 places where DHCP option information is stored (dhcptags(4),
49 single configuration for applications to receive their DHCP option
63 and describing a particular option.  The format is based heavily on
71    `option_name' is user-interpretable name of the option (for use with
78       identifies the namespace in which the option falls.
80    `code' is the code of this option when it is sent over the
82       option, without a category.  however, in the case of internal
89    `type' describes the payload associated with this option.  Valid
97       up a whole value for this option.  In the case of `NUMBER',
103       option.  0 indicates an infinite number.
113 which describes an option named `StaticRt', that is in the STANDARD
114 category (i.e., defined by the DHCP standard), and is option code
117 option are dhcpinfo, snoop, in.dhcpd and dhcpmgr.
124 for all DHCP option consumers, with the following exceptions and notes:
133       option.  An example of this is that the DHCP server never
155 Each inittab entry describes a specific DHCP option and is defined as
217 value of the option known internally to the inittab API.  Entries are
239 option is returned.  The size of the resulting data returned is stored
240 in `lengthp'.  Note that if the `just_payload' option is set, then
241 only the payload of the option is returned (i.e., the option code and
242 option length is left off the returned data).  To encode multiple
248 option, which is `length' bytes long.  A pointer to a dynamically
249 allocated string representing the option's value in ASCII is returned.
251 option, then the `just_payload' option should be set.