On Mon, 2013-06-10 at 18:31 +0200, Ignaz Forster wrote:
Hello,
during startup we have a few scripts that have to know if the system is
online or not. Therefore we wanted to use nm-online -x to detect the
state, however this fails quite unexpectedly: it seems NetworkManager
needs some time between returning and actually listening to requests. In
the meantime it will report the system as being offline.
Can you explain a bit more what you mean here? Do you mean that if you
run NetworkManager, and shortly thereafter, nm-online, that nm-online
will exit before a network connection has started?
Stopping NetworkManager and calling
NetworkManager; nmcli dev
has the same effect and will result in the message Error:
NetworkManager is not running.
Is this behavior intentional and / or are there any other ways to get
the current state without polling manually?
We could update nm-online with a new option to wait for NM to connect to
D-Bus (it would get the NameOwnerChanged signal from dbus), which would
be fairly trivial.
Dan
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