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Literally in the /etc/rc.local of the machine I'm on now: echo "STOPPING NETWORK MANAGER. . ." /usr/sbin/service networking stop echo "STOPPED" wp
by danielweber 12y ago
Literally in the /etc/rc.local of the machine I'm on now:
echo "STOPPING NETWORK MANAGER. . ."
/usr/sbin/service networking stop
echo "STOPPED"
wpa_supplicant is no picnic, but at least I have more of an idea of WTF is going on.
- fragmede 12y agoWhat distro are you on? On the ones I'm familiar with, the network manager service is called 'NetworkManager' (inc caps) so I need to do 'service NetworkManager stop'
- danielweber 12y agoUbuntu 13.10. NB the process name is still "NetworkManager" despite the string I use to /usr/sbin/service