It would be nice to have at least a way to disable that "feature", something like a flag in /etc/default/...
I know that there is an environment variable called QUIET which can be set to 'yes', but unfortunately, programs like 'ifup' call sub-shells with a cleaned environment, so that this variable isn't set anymore when scripts in e.g. /etc/network/if-up.d/ are executed.
It would be nice to have at least a way to disable that "feature", something like a flag in /etc/default/... if-up.d/ are executed.
I know that there is an environment variable called QUIET which can be set to 'yes', but unfortunately, programs like 'ifup' call sub-shells with a cleaned environment, so that this variable isn't set anymore when scripts in e.g. /etc/network/