network.interface: Fix ifup OVS port with route #133
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This change attempts to fix the following sequence for nodes with
OVS ports that also have routes defined:
- state.sls linux.network; system.reboot; state.sls linux.network;
If an OVS port also has a route defined, a route cfg file is
created in </etc/network/if.{down,up}.d/>, which is sourced after
system reboot before we (eventually) re-run `interface.sls`, leaving
the OVS port in UP state, so `ifup` would fail.
Signed-off-by: Alexandru Avadanii <[email protected]>
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This change attempts to fix the following sequence for nodes with
OVS ports that also have routes defined:
If an OVS port also has a route defined, a route cfg file is
created in </etc/network/if.{down,up}.d/>, which is sourced after
system reboot before we (eventually) re-run
interface.sls, leavingthe OVS port in UP state, so
ifupwould fail.