Disabling network-interface break rc-sysinit compatibility script
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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upstart (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
I've upgraded an ubuntu server installation from hardy to lucid, moving indeed from sysV-init to upstart.
I use in this server a custom set of iptables script that i run from /etc/network/
After some panic, i've found the culprit: simply my script suppose that interfaces are brought up in the exact order they are written in /etc/network/
So, i've commented out the 'start on' and 'stop on' rows on network-
Again, some panic, some work and i've found that the ''sysv compatibility scripts'' depends only on dynamic interfaces, not static ones.
Patch attached that solve the problem. Thanks.
PS: i've tried to read the upstart documentation to understand if there's a better way to ''serialize'' network interface brought up. So probably my patch solve my problem in a wrong way. Please, say me if it is the case...
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