[Fix] DHCP Failure on WAN Interface Rename (Fixes #504) #505
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* Restore logic on when to open an address specific socket by @dougnazar in NetworkConfiguration/dhcpcd#502 * [Fix] DHCP Failure on WAN Interface Rename (Fixes #504) by @ngxquanganh in NetworkConfiguration/dhcpcd#505 * BSD: routes via P2P interfaces now find their out-going interface * -b --background fixed * resolv: Fix processing more DNSSL options than RDNSS] * dhcpcd: Remove option rapid_commit from dhcpcd.conf * privsep: Fix valgrind and hardened-malloc on Linux with SECCOMP * route: Don't spam route changes for lifetime
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As discussed in #504 , this fixes a DHCP issue when the WAN interface rename, left
/etc/resolv.confempty. The change updatesif-linux.cto stop the old interface (ifp->name) and start the new one (ifn)