I know this is an old post and it's not my intention to restart any discussion about this problem. I just had a similar issue and I while searching for a solution, Google made me stumble upon this non replied question. I'll just post my solution, so if anyone else has the same problem, they may get a hint.
I found it simpler to place my vmcontext script ( it could be any script ) under "/etc/network/if-pre-up.d". This will make sure that every time the interface is brought up, the script has already been run. Of course you can use rc-update.d. I had problems running it with run level 2, sometimes the VM wouldn't assign the correct IP on boot. Probably it could be fixed by adjusting the configuration, but I was afraid to mess up other scripts' levels. Antonio Carlos Furtado >Yes, Script generate correctly files, but it has not been generate >before that network interface has been initialized. > >This is my Question, How can I init script before network interfaz had >been initialized? > > I've initialize script after network interfaz with "rc-update.d " ><In Debian>, but I don't know how to launch it before the initialitation.
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