Yes, that should work fine since all of those things will emit their
"starting" even before runlevel [2345]. Note that 0 and 6 wouldn't make
sense, so I wouldn't include them.
If you want to make absolutely sure it only happens on a resurrection
from runlevel 1, you can do it as
start on (starting network-interface
or starting network-manager
or starting networking
or runlevel RUNLEVEL=[2345] PREVLEVEL=1)
I have not tested that syntax, but it should work.
Note that eventually we will need to fix runlevel 1 to actually stop
networking and all the network interfaces as well... so when we do that
we'll have to revisit both the stop on and the start on.
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ufw upstart job is stopped on runlevel 1 but not started back up on
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