make sure commented lines are handled correctly (#154353, #114548)2005-04-11T20:39:01+00:00Bill Nottinghamnotting@redhat.com2005-04-11T20:39:01+00:0030d3070273b550460d0a247288bcc408d2854b9d
- User lowercase for variable for oldstyle routes, too. ;-)2003-08-22T09:41:51+00:00Phil Knirschpknirsch@redhat.com2003-08-22T09:41:51+00:00e4d7b10d8ee540cd001e5d4aa172b4c9dbd30f2d
- ifup-routes: pass the interface name to handle_file() so that we don't try2003-07-19T03:48:50+00:00Nalin Dahyabhainalin@redhat.com2003-07-19T03:48:50+00:009f6c63a22183f83836a4d4146184c121465bd3d0
to use the routes file's name as an interface name
to use the routes file's name as an interface name
handle new format in old file names2003-07-01T15:02:49+00:00Bill Nottinghamnotting@redhat.com2003-07-01T15:02:49+00:00b9a641566adbdb7f5ade6939984c330bcdcb4722
- make usernetctl use the nickname instead of the device name2003-05-28T18:53:50+00:00Bill Nottinghamnotting@redhat.com2003-05-28T18:53:50+00:00e956fb172d00dc564cc50f2a33a0feb9ddd53839
- don't look in /etc/sysconfig/networking
- fix calling of nameif before the device was loaded
- clean up route handling
(<harald@redhat.com>)
- don't look in /etc/sysconfig/networking
- fix calling of nameif before the device was loaded
- clean up route handling
(<harald@redhat.com>)
redhat-config-network writes $NAME.route, not $DEVICE.route. Handle2003-02-20T17:14:53+00:00Bill Nottinghamnotting@redhat.com2003-02-20T17:14:53+00:00293008d164b39d61090b3a370d6be15a0a7f91dc
that. (#84193)