Guus Sliepen dixit:
>Hm, that is weird, because I can actually interrupt dhclient started by
>ifup using ^C. Also, ifup does not block SIGINT or SIGTERM, and any
>command it executes runs in the foreground.
Hmm, weird.
>How exactly are you starting ifup? From a Linux console, a terminal
>emulato
On Sun, May 20, 2018 at 04:30:24PM +0200, Thorsten Glaser wrote:
> In BSD, I can interrupt a running dhclient by pressing ^C or, at
> least, ^\. This is not possible in Debian which really makes it
> not fun if you have bad network, like WLAN.
>
> I almost reported this as a bug against dhclient,
Package: ifupdown
Version: 0.8.32
Severity: normal
In BSD, I can interrupt a running dhclient by pressing ^C or, at
least, ^\. This is not possible in Debian which really makes it
not fun if you have bad network, like WLAN.
I almost reported this as a bug against dhclient, but Nik pointed
out tha
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