On Thu, Feb 05, 2015 at 03:45:00PM +0000, thegeezer wrote: > If you need things to be in place from the beginning then i can > understand but you should be looking at /etc/local.d/ > postup on net.lo seems like an odd place to hook this kind of thing.
I'm totally agree with you and that's why i ask about this here. > I'd suggest you might want to even create a /etc/init.d/customerX and > /etc/init.d/customerY which allows you to create start/stop and use > rc-status to check rules are or are not in place, it's scarily simple to do. Yes, you are right. But i thought that netifrc has something like init() hook by analogy with postup(). After years of debian experience i've looked at gentoo and i was amazed by supplied features of netifrc (vlans, ip rules, ip routes). In debian i need to code many things by hands in /etc/network/interfaces. So, i just think that may be netifrc has something like init() too. -- Неманов Олег (Nemanov Oleg)
