Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
> On 5/9/11 11:36 PM, Bryan Kadzban wrote:
>> Right, but the former /etc/sysconfig/network* was also default
>> configuration for how the bootscripts run. Well, the network script
>> anyway. :-)
>
> Just ifup/ifdown (which are now in /sbin) and network-services/* which
> is now in /lib/{network-}services - maybe I'm missing something?The network-services/* stuff was what I meant by configuration. (Especially the ifconfig.<device-name> file or directory.) This is more or less bikeshedding at this point though, I think. >> So networking goes down before the per-client sshd processes, and the >> kernel isn't smart enough to kill those connections at interface-down >> time. :-( > > Well, that's actually a feature and not a bug. If your connection gets > interrupted temporarily by forces outside your control, you want the > session to be restored without interrupt. I'd be surprised to find systems that did "ip link set dev eth0 down" outside root's control. :-) (That's what I meant as the possible trigger for killing connections, but obviously the kernel doesn't do it, so never mind.) >> In that case, this should work. Maybe with a comment explaining why >> it's necessary though. > > Yeah, I should have pasted the two comments that Fedora has in their > scripts, too: > > # if we are in halt or reboot runlevel kill all running sessions > # so the TCP connections are closed cleanly Looks fine.
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