** Description changed: [Impact] - networkd-dispatcher in bionic does not support overriding scripts or placing custom scripts in /etc, making it not configurable for a system administrator + networkd-dispatcher in bionic does not support overriding scripts or placing custom scripts in /etc, making it not configurable for a system administrator. + + We patched it in bionic from /etc to /usr in a quick hack sort of way to + enable us to provide packaged scripts that are not conffiles. This now + restores the ability to have /etc scripts, while still keeping the /usr + thing in tact. [Test case] 1. Check that /etc/networkd-dispatcher/$event/$foo overrides /usr/lib/networkd-dispatcher/$event/$foo for some event directory $event, and some script $foo 2. Check that a script in /etc is executed correctly without a script in /usr 3. Check that a script in /usr is executed correctly without a script in /etc Can just run networkd-dispatcher -T to retrigger the current state as user to verify [Regression potential] If something went wrong with the implementations, scripts would not execute or in the wrong order, or the wrong script might execute (/usr where overriden in /etc).
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