On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 01:49:50PM +0700, Robert Elz wrote: > On my system (well, the one of interest), ifconfig -C produces bridge > vlan stf ... which for many people would be a fine order to configure > things, but it happens for me to be inappropriate, as I need to bridge > a vlan (the other connection on the bridge will be a xen interface, to > a DomU).
my use case exactly. > [ rcorder for /etc/rc.d/network here, and possible side effects of > LIFO order for rcorder on rest of /etc/rc.d ] > So, this is a request for opinions - is this something worth > adding/changing in NetBSD, and is the risk to people's rc.d processing > worth it? I'd still like to see this. for cases where the reverse ordering of rc.d entries breaks things, it means there were missing dependencies, which is a bug. while you're at it, you could randomize the order between dependencies, just to make sure everything gets shaken out. :) -- Aaron J. Grier | "Not your ordinary poofy goof." | [email protected]
