Excerpts from greenmoss's message of Wed May 11 13:49:56 UTC 2011:
> Clint,
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> Martin didn't address the question, and this is undoubtedly a bug. The
> justification is: "network if-down scripts will not run as expected."
> Hardy will be supported for several *years* more, so it makes more sense
Clint,
Martin didn't address the question, and this is undoubtedly a bug. The
justification is: "network if-down scripts will not run as expected."
Hardy will be supported for several *years* more, so it makes more sense
to fix the bug than to suggest an upgrade.
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greenmoss, if you read Martin Pitt's comments, the justification for
fixing this in hardy isn't really strong enough. At this point, there's
an upgrade path to Lucid that alleviates the problem, so I think this
one is going to be a Won't Fix unless further justification is made.
Marking Won't Fix.
Sorry, Launchpad Janitor! :)
I hope this can be fixed sometime *before* Hardy goes out of support.
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[Expired for netbase (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
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Title:
on Hardy, missing symlinks for run levels 0 and 6
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Martin:
One of the symlinks is correctly created (/etc/rcS.d/S40networking), but
the other two are not. This is why your scripts work on boot. However,
on a stock Hardy system, the /etc/rc0.d and /etc/rc6.d symlinks are
missing. Thus your scripts will *not* be invoked on reboot. This is
problemati
nutznboltz [2011-03-10 17:55 -]:
> No, it is exactly the point. None of the infrastructure that this bug
> deals with exists post-Hardy.
That's not true, /etc/network/if-up.d/ and if-down.d/ etc. still exist
and work. (Well, I know that if-up.d/ works, because my DNS is relying
on it)
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> ... and beside the point :)
No, it is exactly the point. None of the infrastructure that this bug
deals with exists post-Hardy.
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on Har
nutznboltz [2011-03-08 17:04 -]:
> That was easy.
... and beside the point :) The check would be to create an if-down
script which does some logging, reboot (or halt), and check if it
actually got run in Natty. I. e. what this bug is all about?
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> Martin Pitt
> I didn't check
Let me check for you:
$ lsb_release -d
Description:Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS
$ ls -l /etc/init.d/network
ls: cannot access /etc/init.d/network: No such file or directory
That was easy.
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nutznboltz [2011-03-08 11:52 -]:
> @Martin Pitt - This cannot be fixed in the current development release
> since it uses Upstart instead now.
It can't be fixed with the same patch, but the actual bug (not calling
ifdown scripts on shutdown) can certainly be fixed (or perhaps it is
already, I
@Martin Pitt - This cannot be fixed in the current development release
since it uses Upstart instead now.
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Title:
on Hardy, missing symlinks for r
This doesn't seem like an adequate SRU to me right now. This isn't a
data loss or other critical bug. Also, this needs to be fixed in the
current development release first.
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Is the MOTU SRU team the correct one to subscribe for this ticket? I
updated the description and attached the debdiff with the very minimal
patch required.
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** Patch added: "netbase-4.30ubuntu1.1.debdiff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netbase/+bug/727470/+attachment/1883570/+files/netbase-4.30ubuntu1.1.debdiff
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: netbase
- On all of my Hardy (8.04.4) installations, I am by default missing
- symlinks to /etc/init.d/networking for run levels 0 and 6. Because of
- this, my scripts in /etc/network/if*down* are never invoked. Please add
- these symlinks on Hardy
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