[clug] forcing ntpdate timeout with no network
Sam Couter
sam at couter.id.au
Mon Nov 2 03:35:25 MST 2009
Ben Nizette <bn at niasdigital.com> wrote:
> Not a bad plan, but it appears the "up" scripts get called when ifup is
> called, whether or not I've got a cable plugged in :-(
Debian has a package called laptop-net which includes a daemon named
ifd which watches the media sense status on ethernet ports. You plug a
cable in that has something on the other end, and it does its thing. I
have no idea how heavy it is or whether it's suitable for an embedded
system, but it might do what you want.
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