Remove network.mode file

src/packages/fff/fff-network/mips/network.mode

@@ -1,30 +0,0 @@
-################
-## This file is used to configure the behavior of network interfaces
-## if the routers interfaces differ from the standard WAN+4LAN-Ports
-## +2Wireless APs.
-## If you want to change their behavior, you should edit the file
-## /etc/network.config
-## After that you have to reboot the router with following command.
-#reboot
-#
-### The canonical syntax of this file is:
-#SPECIFIER="MODE"
-### MODES
-## Generally there are 3 operating modes for network interfaces in fff.
-#BATMAN: The interface is used to mesh with other fff-nodes
-#WAN:    The interface is used to connect to supernodes via vpn and
-#         ordinary internet.
-#CLIENT: The interface is used to connect clients to the fff-net
-##
-### SPECIFIER
-## For devices only including one ethernet port the specifier is called
-## ETHMODE. The default mode for these devices is "BATMAN".
-## For example this is the case for: gl-ar150, tl-mr3020-v1, tl-wa850re-v1,
-## tl-wa860re-v1, tl-wa901nd-v2, ubnt-bullet-m, ubnt-loco-m-xw, ubnt-nano-m,
-## ubnt-unifi
-ETHMODE="CLIENT"
-## Devices featuring 2 ethernet ports are configured by SPECIFIERs ressembling
-## the labels on the PORT itself. For the cpe210 these are called LAN0 and LAN1.
-## Therefore they are configured as follows:
-LAN0MODE="WAN"
-LAN1MODE="CLIENT"

src/packages/fff/fff-node-config/files/etc/uci-defaults/23-network-node

@@ -29,3 +29,14 @@ if [ -n "$ETHMESHMAC" ]; then
 	uci commit network
 	/etc/init.d/network restart
 fi
+
+if [ ! -s /etc/network.config ] ; then
+    # Write network.config
+    if [ "$ONE_PORT" = "YES" ] || [ -n "$ETHPORT" ] ; then
+        echo "ETHMODE='CLIENT' # use BATMAN, CLIENT or WAN" >> /etc/network.config
+    fi
+    if [ -n "$TWO_PORT" ] ; then
+        echo "LAN0MODE='WAN' # use BATMAN, CLIENT or WAN" >> /etc/network.config
+        echo "LAN1MODE='CLIENT' # use BATMAN, CLIENT or WAN" >> /etc/network.config
+    fi
+fi

src/packages/fff/fff-node-config/files/usr/sbin/configurenetwork

@@ -14,15 +14,6 @@ BATMAN_PORTS="$(get_cpu_port) $BATMAN_PORTS"
 
 if [ -s /etc/network.config ] ; then
     . /etc/network.config
-else
-    # Write network.config
-    if [ "$ONE_PORT" = "YES" ] || [ -n "$ETHPORT" ] ; then
-        echo "ETHMODE='$ETHMODE' # use BATMAN, CLIENT or WAN" >> /etc/network.config
-    fi
-    if [ -n "$TWO_PORT" ] ; then
-        echo "LAN0MODE='$LAN0MODE' # use BATMAN, CLIENT or WAN" >> /etc/network.config
-        echo "LAN1MODE='$LAN1MODE' # use BATMAN, CLIENT or WAN" >> /etc/network.config
-    fi
 fi
 
 if [ "$ONE_PORT" = "YES" ]; then

src/packages/fff/fff-support/files/usr/sbin/show_info

@@ -222,7 +222,6 @@ else
 	echo "-> PORT ASSIGNMENT"
 	if [ -n "$ONE_PORT" ] || [ -n "$ETHPORT" ] ; then
 		# Device has a port set by $ETHMODE
-		. /etc/network.mode
 		. /etc/network.config
 		echo "Port Modus: $ETHMODE"
 	fi

src/packages/fff/fff-web-ui/files/www/ssl/cgi-bin/ports.html

@@ -152,7 +152,6 @@ format_port() {
 <% if [ -n "$ONE_PORT" ] || [ -n "$ETHPORT" ] ; then %>
 	<%
 		# Device has a port set by $ETHMODE
-		. /etc/network.mode
 		. /etc/network.config
 	%>
 	<tr><td>
@@ -189,7 +188,6 @@ format_port() {
 <% if [ -n "$TWO_PORT" ] ; then %>
 	<%
 		# Device has two ports
-		. /etc/network.mode
 		. /etc/network.config
 	%>
 	<tr><td>