Control: tag -1 moreinfo Hi,
On Sat, 9 Feb 2019 at 04:30, S.Giebels <sgiebels_debian_netplan_...@pcprobleemloos.nl> wrote: > I've noticed that when I install the package netplan.io, the package ifupdown > is not removed automatically. > > Empty install of Debian Buster(a3), only selected 'system utilities' during > setup (no 'Desktop', no 'print server'), updated/dist-upgraded. > - install package netplan.io > - configure a static IP in netplan config (renderer: networkd), set dhcp4 and > dhcp6 to 'no', and run "netplan try" > - after some time, the dhclient daemon still running in the background (from > package ifupdown) reassigns the interface a dhcp address that may be > different than the static IP set using netplan. > > Killing dhclient worked, until a reboot showd that dhclient was active again. > 'apt-get remove ifupdown' fixed it for me, but I do not know of any > side-effects of removing this package. I’d say it’s not a bug. You can have as many network management tools as you wish as long they don’t conflict with each other over the network interfaces they attempt to manage. So if you wish to use netplan for a certain interface, you’re supposed to remove its configuration from /etc/network/interfaces or NetworkManager’s configuration or elsewhere. -- Cheers, Andrej
