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network_get_device $1 $2 || network_get_physdev $1 $2 |
For interfaces with physical devices like eth0, eth1... the layer 2 device is set even if the interface is down, but for the rest to have a l3_device set, the interface needs to be up.
I don't know if this is always true, but perhaps when interface fails layer 2, then the interface name is equal to l3_device.
Where is : network_get_device $1 $2 || network_get_physdev $1 $2
Suggest 1: network_get_physdev $1 $2 || eval $1=$2
Suggest 2 (wait interface up): network_get_physdev $1 $2 || for i in $(seq 1 10); do network_flush_cache; network_get_device $1 $2 && break || ([ $i -eq 10 ] && eval $1=$2 || sleep 2); done
This could be a possible fix for #855
Notify maintainer: @guidosarducci
telephony/net/siproxd/files/siproxd.init
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For interfaces with physical devices like eth0, eth1... the layer 2 device is set even if the interface is down, but for the rest to have a l3_device set, the interface needs to be up.
I don't know if this is always true, but perhaps when interface fails layer 2, then the interface name is equal to l3_device.
Where is :
network_get_device $1 $2 || network_get_physdev $1 $2Suggest 1:
network_get_physdev $1 $2 || eval $1=$2Suggest 2 (wait interface up):
network_get_physdev $1 $2 || for i in $(seq 1 10); do network_flush_cache; network_get_device $1 $2 && break || ([ $i -eq 10 ] && eval $1=$2 || sleep 2); doneThis could be a possible fix for #855
Notify maintainer: @guidosarducci