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Date: Mon, 07 Nov 2005 21:16:28 +0100
From: Michael Bueker <m.bueker@berlin.de>
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Subject: [Bridge] Simple list of tun devices?
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Hello,

I'm using acustom script to bring up and take down my bridge. For that, 
I need to know the bridge devices that are currently active for use in a 
bash for-loop.
I reckon that I could grep and sed the output of ifconfig or brctl show, 
but that seems very kludgy to me. The tun* devices do not appear in /dev 
and neither did a grep in all of /proc return any useful result.

So, is there a simple way to tell which tun devices are up at any moment?

Cheers,
~Mik

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