On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 7:43 PM, Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've tried various combinations with the current code and haven't run
> into a case where it fails. Can you show an example of how to trigger a
> failure?

The first /etc/netstart invocation below shows how specifying interface
names on the command line fails to result in IPv6 autoconfiguration.

The second /etc/netstart invocation below shows how autoconfiguration
fails on multiple interfaces, as the script currently and erroneously
tries to run "ifconfig vether0 vether1 vether2 vether3 vio0 autoconf".

# cat /etc/hostname.vether0
rtsol

# cat /etc/hostname.vether1
rtsol

# cat /etc/hostname.vether2
rtsol

# cat /etc/hostname.vether3
rtsol

# sh /etc/netstart vether2 vether3
(notice how there is no "IPv6 autoconf: vether2 vether3")

# sh /etc/netstart
IPv6 autoconf: vether0 vether1 vether2 vether3 vio0
ifconfig: vether1: bad value

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