My machine is configured to enter hibernation after spending some time in the stand-by state. Whenever it resumes from hibernation in this scenario, dhcpcd is not running.
If I put the machine into hibernation directly, everything works correctly after resume. Only the automatic hibernation ordered by elogind (I'm on Gentoo Linux) produces the problem.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Let the machine enter in stand-by (as set by the desktop environment).
- Let it hibernate ("HibernateDelaySec" setting in
/etc/elogind/sleep.conf).
- Wake up the computer.
No DHCP client is running, although wpa_supplicant connects immediately to the available wireless network.
Someone discovered that this is actually related to the 10.3.* versions of dhcpcd and not a fault of netifrc. See this comment with his findings.
My machine is configured to enter hibernation after spending some time in the stand-by state. Whenever it resumes from hibernation in this scenario, dhcpcd is not running.
If I put the machine into hibernation directly, everything works correctly after resume. Only the automatic hibernation ordered by elogind (I'm on Gentoo Linux) produces the problem.
Steps to Reproduce:
/etc/elogind/sleep.conf).No DHCP client is running, although wpa_supplicant connects immediately to the available wireless network.
Someone discovered that this is actually related to the 10.3.* versions of dhcpcd and not a fault of netifrc. See this comment with his findings.