For more data points on this, someone mentioned today that for him the
leases get renewed (with dhclient started by network-manager). The
command line is slightly different there:
/sbin/dhclient -d -q -sf <lease-script> -pf <pidfile> -lf <leasefile>
-cf <conffile> <interface>
while on an ifupdown system where I see the stall it is:
/sbin/dhclient -1 -v -pf <pidfile> -lf <ipv4 leasefile> -I -df <ipv6
leasefile> <interface>
though it is the same command line used for ifupdown before. I got another
Xenial/ifupdown based VM which was not recently updated (so leases get renewed
still). I was able to attach to the daemon with "strace -p <pid> -ff" and could
see that the main thread is in "select(7, [5 6], [], NULL, {276, 557923}". But
there is other activity as well from time to time.
On the broken system the dhclient main thread is in "futex(0x7fb54906b0a4,
FUTEX_WAIT_PRIVATE, 5, NULL" and there is no other activity. As a result the
lease gets dropped which I can see on the server side as that is configured to
do DNS updates when DHCP leases become active or inactive.
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