Hi Tim,
I don't think there is a bug there.
The modify command modifies an existing connection.
Note that the name is not a unique ID, maybe you had multiple connections with "System eth0" name?
Note that a connection can be in-memory only. If you modify a connection, it gets persisted to disk (unless you specify --temporary).
In some cases, NM might generates a in-memory connection.
You would see all connections with `nmcli connection`.
Thomas
ok. I’m making some progress. However, I cannot get the other configuration file merged into /var/lib/NetworkManager/dhclient6-eth0.conf. I’m putting the commands that work for dhclient into a file in /etc/NetworkManager/dhclient6-eth0.conf. Lines beginning with # get merged in, but actual commands are silently dropped. The line that works as an explicit config file for dhclient is:
Guessing that I’ve got the syntax wrong, I tried one of the lines from the end of the merged file, assuming that the syntax is correct, but that didn’t get merged in either:
gets merged in thus (last three lines from NM): # Created by NetworkManager # Merged from /etc/NetworkManager/dhclient6-eth0.conf # stuff to include #send fqdn.fqdn “ wibble.example.com"; also request dhcp6.client-id; also request dhcp6.name-servers; also request dhcp6.domain-search;
Where's my mistake/what’s the correct syntax?
Tim |