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Op Wed, 27 Jan 1999, Lorenzo Canovi schreef:
> It's is really hard to avoid the temptation to make complex things when
> you can do it simple :-) And as I can see, the RedHat people are falling
> in this hole. The idea of /etc/sysconfig dir was good. But a lot of
> vital datas are spread across the filesystem, some in /etc dir, some in
> /etc/packagenames/ dir, some hidden in those network self-configuring
> script, some other are produced on-the-fly by nice cryptic programs like
> linuxconf (this kind of "utilities" tends to induce a state of
> depression in sysadmins :)
>
Hmm yeah, can agree to this.
> BTW, to keep this thread OT :-), I have a question related to 2.2
> release: in a machine running 2.2.0-pre6 we have a eth0:1 and eth0:2
> (virtual interfaces) configured. Running 2.0.36 release both of them
> were initializated at system startup, running 2.2 not. I'm able to do an
> "ifup eth0:1" manually after boot, and the "eth0" interface is well
> managed during startup. What I missed?
>
Maybe u forgot ONBOOT=Y in the ifcfg scripts?
(not sure if the spelling of the option is correct, I'm not on a Linux
box currently)
Greets,
Frank
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