add persistent configuration for mstpd #4
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In order to reuse the code for batch processing commands in files, move the appropriate code in their own unit and export the needed functions for mstpctl. Signed-off-by: Jonas Gorski <[email protected]>
To allow network-manager agnostic persistent configuration, add support for loading configuration from /etc/mstpd/$interface.conf, where the configuration contents are loaded like batch files for mstpctl. Since we can only apply configuration to bridges or ports once they are known, load the configuration files on-demand when taking over bridges or attaching ports to bridges. Signed-off-by: Jonas Gorski <[email protected]>
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To allow network-manager agnostic persistent configuration, add support
for loading configuration from /etc/mstpd/$interface.conf, where the
configuration contents are loaded like batch files for mstpctl.
Since we can only apply configuration to bridges or ports once they are
known, load the configuration files on-demand when taking over bridges
or attaching ports to bridges.