On Wed, 2007-08-15 at 16:34 -0700, Chris Gianelloni wrote: > I would expect it to act like any other Linux box and get a new address > via dhcp, or, if I wasn't using dhcp, sit on the old address, even > though it is now incorrect, until I changed it. A netplug event should > trigger dhcp events, but not necessarily the services all dropping. > After all, I've seen netplug do some funny things, like false positives > on disconnection and such. I'd much rather my connection drop for a > second and come back up, so all my packets can simply retransmit and > everything continues, than have the services also decide to go down and > refuse to resume any open connections when the connection comes back up. > TCP has retransmission for a reason. Let's not break it if we don't > have to do so.
A vote for NO then? Thanks Roy -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
