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It doesn't seem like you'd be able to do that on wakeup. Don't you have to put those kinds of commands in a hook that runs after a wifi link state change?



I am not sure what you mean. As bad as it is, systemd actually supports running stuff on wakeup. One figures, it has support for everything.


What I mean is that when the machine wakes up, it's not associated with a wifi network until later, so isn't it a race if such a thing runs at wakeup?


OK so we sleep for 30 seconds and try again, maybe give up after 5 or 10 iterations of this. What's the problem?


Or have a script running on when network comes up and you check if you just freshly came from the sleep.




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