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On Sun, 2004-03-07 at 20:42, Jerry McBride wrote: |
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> Collin Starkweather wrote: |
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> > I put a 'provide net' in /etc/init.d/net.ath0 but when I start it up, |
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> > other things that 'need net' such as sshd still don't recognize it as |
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> > something that provides the virtual 'net' dependency and try to start |
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> > eth0. |
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> Those scripts in /etc/init.d are actual startup scripts that are called by |
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> two methods... First there's the Pain-In-The-Ass internal dependencies as |
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> you seem to be familiar with and then there's the runlevels... You can list |
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> the runlevels by: rc-update -s. Unless you've chaned it, net.eth0 is in the |
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> default runlevel... |
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Thanks to you and Matt for your replies. It sucks that it's hardcoded. |
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I set net.ath0 to default and took net.eth0 out, but when ntpd or sshd |
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are started they try to start their dependencies as well. |
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Hence, init tries to start eth0 at the default runlevel whether I want |
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it to or not :-( |
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-me |
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