Notice that immediately before the block you quite there is another
block:
#
# For now, we do not use the /etc/network/if-{up,down}.d
# stuff yet. Not sure if it is useful for NIS or how
# it should work, exactly.
#
return 0
which ensures that the check for network interfaces is never actually
performed. This is true in the upstream Debian package and in version
3.16-1ubuntu3 which appears to be the latest in Ubuntu. I can't see
anything which suggests that it has ever been enabled.
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nis client seems to not start at boot
https://launchpad.net/bugs/50430
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