Re: Static ip configuration
- From: Rémi Cardona <remi cardona free fr>
- To: networkmanager-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Static ip configuration
- Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 07:15:18 -0500
Derek Frye wrote:
I think probably not a good idea. Sometimes my distribution-specific
tool doesn't work, or freezes, especially when I run developmental
releases. Also, some distros (gentoo and others) don't have default
tools, but read config files.
Better to let NM source a config file or hook into whatever method your
distro tool writes out than add a button to NM.
Since you mention Gentoo, it should be said that on this distro, NM
completely overrides the network management scripts. In fact, I had to
delete the symlinks pointing to net.eth1 and net.eth0 (individiual ifup
scripts in init.d) to tell the system it should *not* take care of
setting up any interfaces (other than loopback)
So to sum it up, in gentoo, I cannot add static ips anymore without
turning off NM. Not a problem for me since there's DHCP everywhere I go,
but I can definitely imagine why some people would want such an option.
Again, this might be dependent on how NM interacts with other distros.
Rémi
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