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Ian Lee <ian@×××××××××××××××××××.uk> writes: |
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>> They are all present in /etc/runlevels. |
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>> And again I see no reference to net.eth1 or hwclock |
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> that udev rule starts any found network devices on your system net.sh |
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> is just a wrapper to the net.* scripts in init.d, if you never use |
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> eth1 then remove net.eth1 from /etc/init.d. |
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Well that kind of sucks. I don't use eth1 often but I do want it in |
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/etc/init.d. |
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I'm wondering how wise it is to have tools other than re-update and |
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/etc/conf.d dinking around with basic services. It seems like starting |
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an unwanted ethernet device could even have serious security problems. |
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Having to remove it from /etc/init.d doesn't sound like a very good |
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solution either. |
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