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    This script runs two instances of dnsmasq in the background, logging output and errors to /data/dnsmasq.log. It first kills any existing dnsmasq processes, then starts dnsmasq_dhcp and dnsmasq.CBBAK each in turn, trapping signals and logging process IDs.

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    This script runs two instances of dnsmasq in the background, logging output and errors to /data/dnsmasq.log. It first kills any existing dnsmasq processes, then starts dnsmasq_dhcp and dnsmasq.CBBAK each in turn, trapping signals and logging process IDs.

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    Dnsmasq

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    This script runs two instances of dnsmasq in the background, logging output and errors to /data/dnsmasq.log. It first kills any existing dnsmasq processes, then starts dnsmasq_dhcp and dnsmasq.CBBAK each in turn, trapping signals and logging process IDs.

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    #!

    /system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox sh
    set +e

    trap '/system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox kill -9 $pid;


    /system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox echo CAUGHT ERR >> /data/dnsmasq.log; exit 0' ERR
    trap '/system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox kill -9 $pid;
    /system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox echo CAUGHT EXIT >> /data/dnsmasq.log; exit 0'
    EXIT
    trap '/system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox kill -9 $pid;
    /system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox echo CAUGHT TERM >> /data/dnsmasq.log; exit 0'
    TERM
    trap '/system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox kill -9 $pid;
    /system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox echo CAUGHT QUIT >> /data/dnsmasq.log; exit 0'
    QUIT

    date > /data/dnsmasq.log


    echo $* >> /data/dnsmasq.log

    /system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox kill -9 $(/system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox pgrep


    -f "dnsmasq_dhcp -d \-p 10054")
    /system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox kill -9 $(/system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox pgrep
    -f dnsmasq.CBBAK)

    /system/bin/dnsmasq_dhcp -d -p 0 --dhcp-option=252,\"\\n\" --no-ping --dhcp-


    authoritative $* >> /data/dnsmasq.log 2>>/data/dnsmasq.log &
    pid=$!
    echo "PID: " $pid >> /data/dnsmasq.log
    wait $pid

    echo "Trying dnsmasq.CBBAK" >> /data/dnsmasq.log

    /system/bin/dnsmasq.CBBAK -d -p 10054 $* >/dev/null 2>&1 &


    pid=$!
    echo "PID: " $pid >> /data/dnsmasq.log
    wait $pid

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