Hi Mario On 03/29/2012 10:59 PM, Mario Domenech Goulart wrote:
Just tried running connmand out of systemd. It doesn't seem to make any difference. I noticed that if I: 1. stop connmand (with SIGTERM)* 2. remove /var/lib/connman 3. start connmand The network interface gets its configuration via DHCP and works fine. I can stop/start connmand and the network interface keeps configured. However, if I set static IP configuration, then set DHCP again, the network interface won't get any configuration next time connmand is restarted. [*] After killing connmand with SIGTERM I can see that the last log lines are (after quite a lot of messages): src/dbus.c: __connman_dbus_cleanup() Exit So, I suspect it's handling the signal and being correctly terminated. Is it possible that something in /var/lib/connman is getting corrupted when I set the network interface to use static configuration? After I set static configuration, I checked with ifconfig if the configuration was correctly applied (it was). I used an IP number different from the one obtained via DHCP, so I could see it was actually changed. Is anybody able to reproduce this behavior?
No. connman (commit 6e2e4e8) works on my system. Does plug in/out cable work after you re-enable dhcp? Bests Jeff _______________________________________________ connman mailing list [email protected] http://lists.connman.net/listinfo/connman
