On Sun, 2018-10-21 at 18:18 -0700, Matthew Gyurgyik wrote: > My ISPs router/modem does not support DHCPv6 and therefore I can only > use stateless configuration. To deal with some silliness from my from > my ISP, I need perform some extra configuration once the interface > gets an IP address. I'd like to re-run the script when addresses are > added or removed from the interface. > > When I bring up the interface, I see the `pre-up`, `up`, and `dhcp6- > change` actions get triggered. However, when new routes are added or > removed from the router advertisement, NetworkManager adds/removes > the the corresponding addresses, but does not trigger a dispatch > event. > > Is the lack of a dispatch event expected and/or desired behavior? > Should an action get triggered? > > Running Fedora 28 with NetworkManager-1.10.12. >
Hi, I think it's a missing feature. However, it also seems problematic, because a lot of router advertisements are received. Running the dispatcher scripts each time, sounds expensive. But they could be in a separate directory, and NM would only spawn the dispatcher if there are any scripts there. Like already done for pre-up and pre-down. best, Thomas
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