Roy Marples
Roy Marples
Why can't you set the hostname using the `hostname` command? If dhcpcd has the hostname option set without a string afterwards it will send the hostname as set, including any...
> Does this one seem ready to merge too? I would like some feedback on it first as I still don't know if it fixes people issues as I cannot...
dhcpcd should spot the address drop the tentative flag. Does the flag eventually drop and dhcpcd just doesn't see it?
@Sime-Zupanovic So the idea is that dhcpcd guards protocol entry points with STOPPING. When an interface is stopped, dhcpcd_drop() is called and drops all protocols using dhcp_drop() and dhcp6_drop() etc....
dhcpcd-10.3.0 is out now.
> Ok, so complete new gracefull shutdown handling is in dhcpcd-10.3.0? Yes!
Could you test by not specifying any interface on the dhcpcd command line please when starting and stopping? This puts dhcpcd into manager mode where you don't need any per...
Why can't the OS's RC system do this? On NetBSD I would do this in `/etc/rc.conf` ``` # Start hostapd on the wlp3s1 interface hostapd_flags="wlp3s1" hostaps=YES ``` Anyway, right now...
You know hostapd supports many config files and thus many interfaces in one process right? Just like dhcpcd in manager mode.
> someone stupid could set the variable to define 2 network configuration tools for the same interface Why would that be stupid? IPsec runs on top of existing network interfaces...