Hello,
since updating to Centos 7.4 the ifup-post script in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts does not behave as it did before the update. I use it to configure additional routes via /sbin/ifup-local with the parameter of the interface being upped, but it seems to pass only 'lo' as interface name. Before it passed correctly 'eth0:0' of the virtual interface.
Added a line in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup-post, near the end when it calls the ifup-local, echoing the variable of ${DEVICE} to a file and all that showed up was 'lo'.
Is this a bug? Or how can I correct this behaviour?
Thanks, Thomas
Disabled NetworkManager, all is working now as it should. Probably never rebooted the server since setting the routes and did not discover that it does not work, shame on me :-O
As I found out there would be a package NetworkManager-dispatcher-routing-rules, which enables policy routing for NM. But I will keep it the old fashioned way....
Am 02.10.2017 um 15:17 schrieb Thomas Plant:
Hello,
since updating to Centos 7.4 the ifup-post script in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts does not behave as it did before the update. I use it to configure additional routes via /sbin/ifup-local with the parameter of the interface being upped, but it seems to pass only 'lo' as interface name. Before it passed correctly 'eth0:0' of the virtual interface.
Added a line in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup-post, near the end when it calls the ifup-local, echoing the variable of ${DEVICE} to a file and all that showed up was 'lo'.
Is this a bug? Or how can I correct this behaviour?
Thanks, Thomas
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