Comment 4 for bug 336736

I am seeing a slightly different problem. I have a script that goes out and gets the external IP address of wherever I am.

It would be closer to ideal if this script would run when the network comes up, rather than having it run this script as a cron job, however, when I put a link to the script, or the script itself in the /etc/network/up.d/ folder nothing happens.

I'd like to think that I'm missing something, but I don't think I am.

I have tested it and it seems that the if-up.d scripts are not being triggered when the network comes back up.

I'm running a fresh install of Ubuntu Jaunty.