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[Michael Schaller <misch@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Hi everyone,

If you add a faulty entry to ifupdown's configuration
(/etc/network/interfaces or sourced in files) then Network Manager
doesn't get started by Upstart.


As an example add this block for a non-existent network interface to /etc/network/interfaces:
auto bogus0
iface bogus0 inet dhcp

If you reboot your machine then Network Manager won't be started by
Upstart.


The issue with Network Manager's Upstart configuration is that it starts on the following condition:
start on (local-filesystems
	  and started dbus
	  and static-network-up)

This is wrong as the static-network-up event is never emitted in case the ifupdown configuration is (partially) invalid.
In order to fix this issue please use the following start on condition:
start on (local-filesystems
	  and started dbus
	  and started networking)


This is an issue in all currently supported Ubuntu releases.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Best,

Michael Schaller

** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: precise trusty utopic

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1371481

Title:
  Network Manager's Upstart configuration is wrong - Network Manager
  doesn't start in case of faulty ifupdown configuration

Status in “network-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Hi everyone,

  If you add a faulty entry to ifupdown's configuration
  (/etc/network/interfaces or sourced in files) then Network Manager
  doesn't get started by Upstart.

  
  As an example add this block for a non-existent network interface to /etc/network/interfaces:
  auto bogus0
  iface bogus0 inet dhcp

  If you reboot your machine then Network Manager won't be started by
  Upstart.

  
  The issue with Network Manager's Upstart configuration is that it starts on the following condition:
  start on (local-filesystems
  	  and started dbus
  	  and static-network-up)

  This is wrong as the static-network-up event is never emitted in case the ifupdown configuration is (partially) invalid.
  In order to fix this issue please use the following start on condition:
  start on (local-filesystems
  	  and started dbus
  	  and started networking)

  
  This is an issue in all currently supported Ubuntu releases.
  Please let me know if you have any further questions.

  Best,

  Michael Schaller

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