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a function, isalphanumeric, to determine whether an interface name is
likely to be valid. This means that things like /etc/hostname.le0.bak,
/etc/hostname.le0#, /etc/hostname.le0~, etc. will be ignored as they
should. There is no longer an implicate assumption that /etc/hostname.*
only contains a single '.'.
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set (yet). Use -interface $hostname if mygate doesn't exist so that
this actually works on routers.
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/etc/rc.conf, anyone?
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Allows the use of local caching-only nameserver with no "nameserver"
entry in /etc/resolv.conf to configure a route between the hostname
and loopback.
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ref: netbsd pr3228/misc, Matthias Scheler
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m4@umn.edu, #97
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comments and blank lines. new format is "interface address netmask"
(yes, i changed the order of the entries). inspired by netbsd pr#2474;
gillhaa@ghost.whirlpool.com
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