Comment 16 for bug 50093

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Brian Martin (7-launchpad-9) wrote : Re: Some sysctl's are ignored on boot

This is still a problem in 16.04 LTS/xenial. I lost a whole workday chasing this down after an upgrade. I don't think it's a duplicate of 771372, as the above discussion indicates there is no "right" place to run procps, and 771372 works on that presumption. Instead, the start-up process needs to be reworked, or at least the network-related settings need to be reassigned to the network start-up process instead of living in procps. With the increased use of bridges (KVM, LXC, etc.), we should have a smooth start-up process for bridges and bridge-related settings.

I confess I don't understand all the complexities others apparently see. We need someone that really understands the relevant start-up processes to architect a good solution. What can we do to get a little attention on this problem?