Hi,
I want to start an init script at boot after the network (specifically localhost) is up.
Using START=95 at the top of the init script does not work.
I have added sleep loop, but this seems kind of an ugly solution:
start_service() {
# wait for localhost
while ! ip -4 a s dev lo | grep '127.0.0.1' &> /dev/null; do
sleep 1
done
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hnyman
3
Some packages like travelmate from @dibdot have used ubus wait logic to check for interface's presence:
You might maybe try something similar.
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Ok, this seems to work:
boot()
{
# Wait for the loopback interface to be ready
ubus -t 30 wait_for network.interface network.loopback 2>/dev/null
rc_procd start_service
}
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