I can't believe this very important functionality has been removed and there is no alternative solution given for reading the /etc/network/interfaces file (except reboot)
Ifconfig solution doesn't read the configuration files. It is unacceptable.
There must be a script that reads this file. Where is it? How to trigger it?
Is it the same with debian?
I can't believe this very important functionality has been removed and there is no alternative solution given for reading the /etc/network/ interfaces file (except reboot)
Ifconfig solution doesn't read the configuration files. It is unacceptable.
There must be a script that reads this file. Where is it? How to trigger it?
Is it the same with debian?
This feature is documented everywhere: ubuntuguide. org/wiki/ Ubuntu_ Trusty_ Networking
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As long as no viable alternative solution is given, this has to be considered a very important bug.