Le 28/02/2015 05:17, Isaac Dunham a écrit :
What baffles me is that Lennart *has* written a daemon specifically to
*avoid* hung boots due to networks being down. It's called ifplugd.
(And yes, if I used my ethernet port more often than the twice a year
I now use it, I might want to use ifplugd. Unlike systemd, it's a
single small daemon that just checks interface state and runs a script
if it's connected.) Or, that might be the way Debian sets up
networking as a dependency of remote-fs which is a dependency of the
late-boot programs in /usr. I used to encounter similar problems when
I had no wireless; fortunately, sysvinit proceeds after a timeout.
ifplugd is a nice little thing which does one thing and does it
well. I use it everyday.
Didn't know Poetering wrote it. Means he was once on the right side.
Didier
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