Description of problem: I have a working NetworkManager that automatically connects to my wireless network when I log in. However, I get failures during startup because routerd and ntpd fail because the network isn't up yet. I'm sure other network services would fail also. These services should start after NetworkManager brings up the current connection. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): NetworkManager-0.4-6.cvs20050404 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. setup fedora to let network manager start connections, so all interfaces are disabled on boot 2. reboot 3. Actual results: setting network time, ntpd, and starting router discovery failssssss because the network is not up yet. Expected results: These services should be started after network manager brings the connection up. Additional info:
yep... this isn't going to get fixed until FC5 when we get better initscripts. Things dealing with networking right now are quite dumb because we have to account for network mounted /usr directories, and NetworkManager resides on /usr (as does hal, dbus, and glib).