Hi,
You can put "up" and "down" commands on each instance of interfaces in
/etc/network/interfaces.
I use to have a
"up ntpdate xxx.xxx.xxx"
when I connect to my work's network.
>
> But, one is not supposed to change anything in /e/p/network.opts anymore
> ("This tries to use Debian's network setup in /e/n/interfaces if no
> settings are given higher up in this file"). But then, I can't add the
> mounts there, can I. Where else am I supposed to put them? I could
> remove the mountnfs.sh link in /etc/rcS.d and add it in rc3.d after
> pcmcia has come up, but that "solution" doesn't handle the unmounting.
>
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