Konstantin Olchanski wrote: > This disables the super-clever extra-useful network manager feature > where it enables networking when a user logs in into the console and > helpfully disables the networking when a user logs out from the console.
Do I grok this aright - you set up an SL workstation to do network stuff in the background, i.e: dhcp renewal, ntp, wee-hours automatic security updates, possibly other things (overnight backups? rsync of data to central server?); but if no one's logged onto the console, those all just stop working bcs NM has shut off the network? TUV thinks this is a good idea?! <astonish> It seems badly thought, if someone's not logged on overnight, no security updates. Or does yum rerun its wee-hours cron if someone logs in at the console during daytime?
