Re: network unrachable problem [SOLVED]

2013-04-07 Thread Tony van der Hoff
On 06/04/13 23:46, Bob Proulx wrote: > Tony van der Hoff wrote: >> Well, From reading the man pages (always a good idea) I discovered that >> ifplugd calls ifup/ifdown to do its actual work. >> Manually invoking "ifdown eth0" returned an error "eth0 not configured", > > Ah! So that is the problem

Re: network unrachable problem [SOLVED]

2013-04-06 Thread Bob Proulx
Tony van der Hoff wrote: > Well, From reading the man pages (always a good idea) I discovered that > ifplugd calls ifup/ifdown to do its actual work. > Manually invoking "ifdown eth0" returned an error "eth0 not configured", Ah! So that is the problem. > so I guessed that is why ifplugd was not

Re: network unrachable problem [SOLVED]

2013-04-06 Thread Tony van der Hoff
On 06/04/13 16:25, Bob Proulx wrote: > Tony van der Hoff wrote: >> Certainly, with eth0 unplugged, ifconfig shows it to be still up, and ip >> route show shows both interfaces, so that's very likely the cause. > > Sounds like the problem. Because I am pretty sure that ifplugd has > been given the

Re: network unrachable problem

2013-04-06 Thread Bob Proulx
Tony van der Hoff wrote: > Certainly, with eth0 unplugged, ifconfig shows it to be still up, and ip > route show shows both interfaces, so that's very likely the cause. Sounds like the problem. Because I am pretty sure that ifplugd has been given the responsibility to monitor the link status and

Re: network unrachable problem

2013-04-06 Thread Tony van der Hoff
On 06/04/13 01:30, Bob Proulx wrote: > Tony van der Hoff wrote: >> I have a (headless) SBC (actually a raspberry pi, but I think that's >> unimportant) running wheezy, with both wireless and wired networking >> interfaces, each with ipv4 and ipv6 addresses. > > Me too. Well... Only IPv4. I haven

Re: network unrachable problem

2013-04-05 Thread Bob Proulx
Tony van der Hoff wrote: > I have a (headless) SBC (actually a raspberry pi, but I think that's > unimportant) running wheezy, with both wireless and wired networking > interfaces, each with ipv4 and ipv6 addresses. Me too. Well... Only IPv4. I haven't set up IPv6. I am using wpa_supplicant dir

Re: network unrachable problem

2013-04-05 Thread basti
OT: Thats important that is is a Raspi. Look at the Raspberry forum you can found many posts about the wifi problem. I also try to run the Raspi with wifi and give up. On my system there are problems with wpa_supplicant, somthink like: http://azitech.wordpress.com/2010/02/22/deauthenticating-reas

network unrachable problem

2013-04-05 Thread Tony van der Hoff
I have a (headless) SBC (actually a raspberry pi, but I think that's unimportant) running wheezy, with both wireless and wired networking interfaces, each with ipv4 and ipv6 addresses. When both are configured, all is well, and I can ping anywhere with both address families. If I now unplug the et