[Bug 293139] Re: NetworkManager does not use dhclient-exit-hooks.d

2016-09-20 Thread alainpannetier
Has this been fixed in versions posterior to 14.04?
Or is it waiting to reach "extra-hot" status?

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  NetworkManager does not use dhclient-exit-hooks.d

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[Bug 685215] Re: users-admin hangs immediately when run as root

2011-07-05 Thread alainpannetier
In most operating systems I worked on (and that includes a lot of
different Unix flavours), the most natural system administration account
used when one needs to create user accounts, is that of the system
admin.  For some reason Linux does it the other way round: root cannot
do it and everybody else can.  Best of all the reason invoked is that
it potentially creates security issues (probably more than everybody
being able to create user accounts).

Surely, all other operating systems are wrong and Linux is undoubtedly
right.

Luckily enough people in the know relentlessly enlighten simpletons like
me with sentences along the tune of you should not do/need etc.

No doubt the amount of time spent initiating us mere mortals is nothing
compared to what would be necessary to test whether the currently
executing user is 'root', issue an informative message box and exit...
or just doing nothing and let root sys admins use sys admin tools.

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[Bug 374589] Re: Samba fails to start at boot when not connected to network (and specific interfaces are configured)

2011-04-26 Thread alainpannetier
I've adapted and tried the workaround developed by David Harel (the
initial bug reporter) but that does not work with interfaces that are
beyond NetworkManager's jurisdiction (e.g. vboxnet0).

So we're left with two equally undesirable options 
  - remove any interface binding condition (i.e. poor security).
  - develop a job polling for any interface status change with the task of 
systematically restarting smbd.

when you bind on vboxnet0, wlan0 and eth0 interface status changes can
be a pretty frequent event.

So +1 for the wishlist.

Why could smbd not simply listen (as in listener design pattern)  to net
interface changes and bind/unbind on any interface configured in
smb.conf an when-available basis ?

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  Samba fails to start at boot when not connected to network (and
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[Bug 374589] Re: Samba fails to start at boot when not connected to network (and specific interfaces are configured)

2011-04-26 Thread alainpannetier
I've adapted and tried the workaround developed by David Harel (the
initial bug reporter) but that does not work with interfaces that are
beyond NetworkManager's jurisdiction (e.g. vboxnet0).

So we're left with two equally undesirable options 
  - remove any interface binding condition (i.e. poor security).
  - develop a job polling for any interface status change with the task of 
systematically restarting smbd.

when you bind on vboxnet0, wlan0 and eth0 interface status changes can
be a pretty frequent event.

So +1 for the wishlist.

Why could smbd not simply listen (as in listener design pattern)  to net
interface changes and bind/unbind on any interface configured in
smb.conf an when-available basis ?

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  Samba fails to start at boot when not connected to network (and
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