Hi,


I noticed that for some reasons rc.udev will invoke stuff from rc.inet1.

This is not quite what i want for some reasons:


#1 /dev/pts is not available when run from rc.udev
#2 It seems like it will try forever without a timeout (for instance no
dhcp available on one interface)

Now, I tried for some hours but could not figure out how / why rc.udev
starts stuff from rc.inet1.

It be thankfull for any hints on this one.


kind regards Philip

ÚÁ¦Q¿]<!×ö,Kêøµ±;áÁ…›(aCaV½dôTJ Philip Lawatsch »Èå•Çs:
> Hi,
>
>
> I noticed that for some reasons rc.udev will invoke stuff from rc.inet1.

It's not udev.

> Now, I tried for some hours but could not figure out how / why rc.udev
> starts stuff from rc.inet1.

Ech, grep -r rc.inet1 /etc/* show /etc/hotplug/net.agent
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Tomasz Torcz wrote:

>>Now, I tried for some hours but could not figure out how / why rc.udev
>>starts stuff from rc.inet1.
>
>
> Ech, grep -r rc.inet1 /etc/* show /etc/hotplug/net.agent


Thanks a lot, I was looking at the wrong place.

Now if someone could tell me why the heck rc.inet1 is getting invoked 10
times in bootup by this hotplug agent?

I really think this is broken in this slackware version.


kind regards Philip

ÚÁ¦Q¿]<!×ö,Kêøµ±;áÁ…›(aCaV½dôTJ Philip Lawatsch »Èå•Çs:
> Now if someone could tell me why the heck rc.inet1 is getting invoked 10
> times in bootup by this hotplug agent?

Theoretically it should be called with every netdevice register,
like loopback, ethernet card, some vtun tunels, ppp, etc.

It would be helpful if you turn on some debugging (maybe so simple
as 'echo called with $* >> /tmp/hotplug.log' in rc.inet1 or net.agent)
and analyse resulting file.

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