On Sun, 29.09.02 21:16, Bas Zoetekouw (bas@debian.org) wrote:
>
> Hi Lennart!
>
> You wrote:
>
> > Description : ethernet link beat detection daemon
> >
> > This utility keeps the promise laptop-net's ifd made. It is a daemon which
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > configures your ethernet device only when a cable is attached. When the
> > cable is unplugged, the interface is automatically shut down. The daemon is
> > simple C, only 14k as binary and integrates well with debian's ifupdown. I
> > am using it quite happy since some time on my Woody box and I'd love to this
> > it in the official distribution.
>
> We already have such a daemon in the laptop-net package.
You didn't read my description of ifplugd, did you? I refer to
laptop-net's ifd in it.
However, I tried laptop-net, but it is far too intrusive for me, it
does too much things at the same time. ifplugd is a much more
simplistic approach.
For other reasons a seperate daemon like this useful, read the threads
in #146949 and #162763. Thanks!
Lennart
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