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Consider rewriting netcardconfig / evaluate best practices in 2020+ #11
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netcardconfig doesn't properly handle this section and it disappears when configuring network devices then. Rewriting netcardconfig is on our agenda (see grml/grml-network#11), until we get there let's make sure the status quo works as good as possible. Take over wording based on what ifupdown's postinst script uses.
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netcardconfig doesn't properly handle this section and it disappears when configuring network devices then. Rewriting netcardconfig is on our agenda (see grml/grml-network#11), until we get there let's make sure the status quo works as good as possible. Take over wording based on what ifupdown's postinst script uses.
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No longer ask for the following options WiFi: * iwconfig * iwpriv * iwspy * wireless-channel * wireless-freq * wireless-nwid * wireless-mode AFAICT it's unusual to set those options to something other than the defaults, at least nowadays. So let's drop support for it, minimizing questions to answer in interactive mode (which also minimizes porting efforts if we ever rewrite netcardconfig, see #11). FTR: according to my tests, wireless-tools seems to do the right™ thing by default regarding "wireless-mode".
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netcardconfig doesn't properly handle this section and it disappears when configuring network devices then. Rewriting netcardconfig is on our agenda (see grml/grml-network#11), until we get there let's make sure the status quo works as good as possible. Take over wording based on what ifupdown's postinst script uses.
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netcardconfig is hard to maintain for a bunch of reasons, including:
Known limitations/missing support for:
We should re-evaluate whether ifupdown is still the preferred choice for Grml in 2020 (its last upload dates back to 2019-01-28 as of 2020-07-18 and it's even up for adoption, see https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=963891), or whether switching to NetworkManager, systemd-networkd or alike, and from wpa-supplicant towards iwd could improve our situation.
One tricky part for sure will be integration with live-boot(-grml) and network configuration from within initramfs, though it would be even better if we could get rid of klib-util's
ipconfig
and clean up theip=...
mess. Related issues are e.g. grml/live-boot-grml#7, grml/grml#116, grml/grml#86.If anyone has suggestions/feedback/... please us me/us know!
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