> > > > Have you tried to reproduce this issue by disabling systemd's networkd and > > using Arch's netctl to configure the interface? > >
I haven't used netctl directly, but I'm pretty sure it uses dhcpcd for dhcp, and I was using dhcpcd when this all started. > I know I'm not the OP and I can't bee 100% sure my issue is the exact same > as his (though I think it is), but I already verified that the interface is > up and configured (both for IPv4 and IPv6 in my case) when smtpd is > started. So if my issue > > is the same (as I think it is) the particular network configuration tool > is not relevant (besides the fact that I've used 3 different ones). > > But maybe Allen can verify it too? The easiest way to verify if the > interface is configured is by adding "ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/ip a" > to the service file and then check the journalctl after boot. I will attempt to verify this today or tomorrow, but I expect that you're correct, and that we're having the same issue based on what you've described. -Allyn -- You received this mail because you are subscribed to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a mail to: [email protected]
