I'm not sure dhcdbd is affected because stopping it doesn't seem to bring down DHCP connections (at least not immediately).
So the solution to this bug could be to move S15wpa-ifupdown to S36wpa-ifupdown in wpasupplicant.
Could the people affected by this bug confirm that running the following commands fixes the issue without bringing in more problems than it solves :
$ sudo mv /etc/rc0.d/S15wpa-ifupdown /etc/rc0.d/S36wpa-ifupdown
$ sudo mv /etc/rc6.d/S15wpa-ifupdown /etc/rc6.d/S36wpa-ifupdown
(please keep umountnfs.sh at S31, where it belongs)
I'm not sure dhcdbd is affected because stopping it doesn't seem to bring down DHCP connections (at least not immediately).
So the solution to this bug could be to move S15wpa-ifupdown to S36wpa-ifupdown in wpasupplicant.
Could the people affected by this bug confirm that running the following commands fixes the issue without bringing in more problems than it solves : d/S15wpa- ifupdown /etc/rc0. d/S36wpa- ifupdown d/S15wpa- ifupdown /etc/rc6. d/S36wpa- ifupdown
$ sudo mv /etc/rc0.
$ sudo mv /etc/rc6.
(please keep umountnfs.sh at S31, where it belongs)