Got it, so according to that email chain it wont be fixed for a couple of
reasons including latency and also...:
"2) appropriateness
a) many of the things people used to do in pre-up or pre-down
scripts (munging routing tables, other stuff) are better done by
*modifying the connection config itself*"
1.- Ok, how can I get the iptable to load a configuration file using the
above recommended method of "modifying the connection config itself"?
2.- Also, adding any type of script using this method, wouldnt it do the
same as the preup/predown scripts folder? Couldnt it also fault against
the same reasons for which the pre-up/pre-down phase was taken away?
I realize that my questions my sound sarcastic to some but I didnt ask
them in such a "tone". I'm simply not as knowledgeable in *nix and want
a solution to my specific use (loading iptables configuration before the
network interface is up).
Thank you and forgive my lack of knowledge,
Marlon
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NetworkManager does not call /etc/network/if-pre-up.d scripts
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