Jaime Ventura wrote:
>I'm new to debian and Im using etch.
I see you have already the answer but I wanted to add to it.
>I've made some changes on the /etc/network/interfaces and was
> hopping that "/etc/inid.d/networking restart" would apply the changes.
>Big mistake. The interfaces
Yes, you're right. But I wanted to understart why the script wasnt
working like i thought it would.
Thank you for you reply
Justin Hartman wrote:
On 7/6/07, Jaime Ventura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've made some changes on the /etc/network/interfaces and was
hopping that "/etc/inid.d/netw
Thats It.
Thanks
Raffaele Morelli wrote:
I took a look on the /etc/inid.d/networking script and noticed
that
the "ifup -a" wouldnt ifup the interfaces.
So, "ifup -a" doesnt work, but ifup eth0 works just fine.
from ifup --help:
ifup -a configure a
On 7/6/07, Jaime Ventura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've made some changes on the /etc/network/interfaces and was
hopping that "/etc/inid.d/networking restart" would apply the changes.
Big mistake. The interfaces went down and didnt got up.
When I first started with interfaces I had the
I took a look on the /etc/inid.d/networking script and noticed that
the "ifup -a" wouldnt ifup the interfaces.
So, "ifup -a" doesnt work, but ifup eth0 works just fine.
from ifup --help:
ifup -a configure all interfaces marked "auto"
so check your /e
t up.
Shouldnt "/etc/inid.d/networking restart", ifdown and ifup all the
interfaces?
I took a look on the /etc/inid.d/networking script and noticed that
the "ifup -a" wouldnt ifup the interfaces.
So, "ifup -a" doesnt work, but ifup eth0 works just
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