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#1 2012-10-17 16:50:21
- graysky
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Systemd+netcfg does not logout ssh sessions on reboot [SOLVED]
Title says it all. What is the trick to getting systemd to logout users connected via ssh on a reboot? My server is running the netcfg+ifplugd using an ethernet-static configuration; systemd is bring it up via the /usr/lib/systemd/system/net-auto-wired.service
Thanks!
% sudo shutdown -h now
<<terminal hangs>>Under sysv, the NETWORK_PERSIST="yes" in /etc/rc.conf fixed this.
EDIT: solution is detailed in bug report in post #3.
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#2 2012-10-17 16:58:06
- Gusar
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Re: Systemd+netcfg does not logout ssh sessions on reboot [SOLVED]
Nothing to do with netcfg. The openssh package installs a hook that closes all connections at shutdown. But of course hooks are an initscripts thing, so the same trick doesn't work with systemd. One would need to come up with a systemd thingy that does something equivalent to the initscripts hook.
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#3 2012-10-17 20:08:01
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#4 2012-10-17 20:34:42
- graysky
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Re: Systemd+netcfg does not logout ssh sessions on reboot [SOLVED]
Conceivably, if you're using dhcpcd, you could add the -p flag to the unit to leave the interface configured.
Yes, this needs a proper workaround in systemd.
I don't think there is an equivalent option for /usr/bin/netcfg that I see in the manpage 
I would open a bug with upstream, but I'm not totally sure what to ask for since I'm using Arch-specific software (netcfg). Maybe open a bug against netcfg?
EDIT: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/32043
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