|> I'm trying to work out where interface 'lo' is brought up on potato.
|>
|> I've grepped through /etc, but can't see any references to
|> 'ifconfig'.
Under potato (2.2) the standard scheme is this:
. the script `networking' is run at boot time
. `networking' calls `ifup' (cf the manpage)
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 06:46:03PM +0100, Chris Howells wrote:
> I'm trying to work out where interface 'lo' is brought up on potato.
>
> I've grepped through /etc, but can't see any references to 'ifconfig'.
/etc/init.d/networking uses `ifup -a` to bring up all interfaces.
They are defined in /e
Chris Howells wrote:
>
> I'm trying to work out where interface 'lo' is brought up on potato.
>
I believe the default culprit is /etc/init.d/networking. It calles
"ifup" which in turn refers to /etc/network/interfaces where you
probably have an entry for lo.
-Brian
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Brian J. Stults
I'm trying to work out where interface 'lo' is brought up on potato.
I've grepped through /etc, but can't see any references to 'ifconfig'.
I'd be greatful to be CC'd, since I'm not on the list.
Cheers,
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