dhcpcd is not running
by lostintime from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6KQX6)
I am tinkering with a test 15.0 64-bit system. When I run the dhcpcd --dumplease command I receive a "dhcpcd is not running" result.
Running the command with strace seems to indicate dhcpcd is looking for two socket files:
/run/eth1.unpriv.sock
/run/unpriv.sock
Those files do not exist. The following files do exist:
/run/eth1-4.sock
/run/eth1-4.unpriv.sock
The system receives an IP address. A lease file exists in /var/lib/dhcpcd. No errors in /var/log/messages or the rc.inet1 debug stdout. There are four dhcpcd processes.
The dhcpcd does seem slow, often needing 10 seconds or more to obtain a lease but that does not seem related to the differently named socket files that cause the dumplease failure.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Running the command with strace seems to indicate dhcpcd is looking for two socket files:
/run/eth1.unpriv.sock
/run/unpriv.sock
Those files do not exist. The following files do exist:
/run/eth1-4.sock
/run/eth1-4.unpriv.sock
The system receives an IP address. A lease file exists in /var/lib/dhcpcd. No errors in /var/log/messages or the rc.inet1 debug stdout. There are four dhcpcd processes.
The dhcpcd does seem slow, often needing 10 seconds or more to obtain a lease but that does not seem related to the differently named socket files that cause the dumplease failure.
Any ideas?
Thanks.