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Subject:    dhclient -n -w and omshell
From:       hs bai <hsoskernels () gmail ! com>
Date:       2012-03-26 2:00:48
Message-ID: CALSFaBhdeTqu8VYzuaL_hWganE7qqYE3q_8+SgXVWU=HV+32Ew () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi experts,

I am trying to use the '-n -w' options of dhclient for configuring
an interface not present at boot time but could be accessed at
later, and from the manual page of dhclient the 'dhclient -n -w'
and omshell could do what I want, but I have never been succeed
on this, what I have done:

On a terminal: dhclient -n -w
On another terminal:
omshell
> connect
> new control
> set state=3
> update
> set state=4
> update

but the state of the dhclient stayed at '4' even trying to update
it to '3', does anyone succeed to do the above?

Does the '-n -w' and omshell could work in the latest dhclient?

Best regards
Eric Bai

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Hi experts,<br><br>I am trying to use the &#39;-n -w&#39; options of dhclient for \
configuring<br>an interface not present at boot time but could be accessed \
at<br>later, and from the manual page of dhclient the &#39;dhclient -n -w&#39;<br> \
and omshell could do what I want, but I have never been succeed<br>on this, what I \
have done:<br><br>On a terminal: dhclient -n -w <br>On another terminal: \
<br>omshell<br>&gt; connect<br>&gt; new control<br>&gt; set state=3<br> &gt; \
update<br>&gt; set state=4<br>&gt; update<br><br>but the state of the dhclient stayed \
at &#39;4&#39; even trying to update<br>it to &#39;3&#39;, does anyone succeed to do \
the above?<br><br>Does the &#39;-n -w&#39; and omshell could work in the latest \
dhclient?<br> <br>Best regards<br>Eric Bai<br><br>



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