Hi. On Sun, Apr 24, 2022 at 02:34:44PM +0200, Hans wrote: > I discovered, that macchanger does not change my mac-adresses at every > boot, like the installation promised.
Because that's disabled by default. > So I looked around and I found some explanations in an Ubuntu forum. > This is tellingm, I need to add a systemd.service, so that this is > executed at every boot: > https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/05/how-to-permanently-change-mac-address.html > > Of course, I could do so. This link only shows us that if the only thing one has is systemd then everything will look as a systemd unit. An interesting approach to the unit template though. > However, if this is changed, because Debian is using systemd now, and > macchanger is not adapted to this changes of Debian, should I file a > bugreport? Of course not. What you should probably do is to enable changing MACs in /etc/default/macchanger. And probably look at /etc/macchanger/ifupdown.sh for the implementation details. Doing the same thing with systemd would take a drastically different approach, involving creation of .link files. Reco
