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24. By Alexander Sack on 2007-09-20

ifupdown.nw: use 100 as default route metric unless an explicit metric
parameter is set in /etc/network/interface; this applies for static and
dhcp interfaces and passes the -e IF_METRIC=%metric% option to dhclient{3}
in order to accomplish this. For details see the launchpad bug
(LP: #139403).

23. By William Lima <email address hidden> on 2007-06-22

Fix a wrong example location into interfaces(5) manpage (LP: #97509).

22. By Scott James Remnant (Canonical) on 2007-04-10

Change DRIVERS!= to use the start/end trick, since DRIVERS!= doesn't
work. LP: #102675.

21. By Alexander Sack on 2007-09-20

ifupdown.nw: use 100 as default route metric unless an explicit metric
parameter is set in /etc/network/interface; this applies for static and
dhcp interfaces and passes the -e IF_METRIC=%metric% option to dhclient{3}
in order to accomplish this. For details see the launchpad bug
(LP: #139403).

20. By William Lima <email address hidden> on 2007-06-22

Fix a wrong example location into interfaces(5) manpage (LP: #97509).

19. By Scott James Remnant (Canonical) on 2007-04-10

Change DRIVERS!= to use the start/end trick, since DRIVERS!= doesn't
work. LP: #102675.

18. By Alexander Sack on 2007-09-20

ifupdown.nw: use 100 as default route metric unless an explicit metric
parameter is set in /etc/network/interface; this applies for static and
dhcp interfaces and passes the -e IF_METRIC=%metric% option to dhclient{3}
in order to accomplish this. For details see the launchpad bug
(LP: #139403).

17. By William Lima <email address hidden> on 2007-06-22

Fix a wrong example location into interfaces(5) manpage (LP: #97509).

16. By Scott James Remnant (Canonical) on 2007-04-10

Change DRIVERS!= to use the start/end trick, since DRIVERS!= doesn't
work. LP: #102675.

15. By Scott James Remnant (Canonical) on 2007-04-04

Change DRIVER to DRIVERS to suppress a warning, even though I think we
really wanted the former. LP: #102770.