On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 1:16 AM, Curtis Shimamoto <sugar.and.scruffy@gmail.com> wrote:
Seems pretty neat. So far almost all functions seem to work. Though I have come across an issue with netctl-auto.
Cool, can you share what you have tested?
I cannot seem to store a profile. I use # netctl store [PROFILE] and the result is simply the help/usage. I checked with "list" and still not active (no *).
That is because, as the help should tell you, 'store' does not take arguments ;-). Did you mean 'enable'?
Ergo, starting netctl-auto with: # netctl-auto start wlan0 has no action.
This is unrelated to `netctl store`. As netctl-auto is inevitably a different beast by design, it indeed does not really bring profiles up, but rather configures the network according to them. This may sound strange, but it really is what is going on. For example: you can enable the netctl-auto service in systemd, which will run independently of other netctl@<profiles> and also not start/stop any of them. Regards, - Jouke