Fix dhcp settings cleanup in Ubuntu 12.04 and higher #498
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In Ubuntu 10.04 it used to be |
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Oh, is it? Sorry, I didn't know about that. |
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@tersmitten +1- although we'll be moving any deprecated platforms into a separate folder and labeling as such, we definitely want things to still work because folks will for sure continue to use EoL platforms |
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@cheeseplus Done. I've kept the previous dir name and just added |
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Fix dhcp settings cleanup in Ubuntu 12.04 and higher
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There is a typo. It should be
/var/lib/dhcp/*, like in the similar script for Debian: https://github.com/chef/bento/blob/250efaa/scripts/debian/networking.sh#L8