By default, the confconsole config file (/etc/confconsole/confconsole.conf) contains useful info and default options. All of these are prefixed with a leading #.
However if a TurnKey instance has multiple NICs and the default NIC is changed to eth1, then the config file is cleared of all but the changed option(s). I suspect that similar occurs if any other options are changed.
The config changes should not affect the bulk of the config file. Either it should just remove the leading # of the #default_nic eth0 line and change it to eth1, or perhaps it should leave the commented default default_nic line and append a new default_nic eth1 line immediately below?
By default, the confconsole config file (
/etc/confconsole/confconsole.conf) contains useful info and default options. All of these are prefixed with a leading#.However if a TurnKey instance has multiple NICs and the default NIC is changed to
eth1, then the config file is cleared of all but the changed option(s). I suspect that similar occurs if any other options are changed.The config changes should not affect the bulk of the config file. Either it should just remove the leading
#of the#default_nic eth0line and change it toeth1, or perhaps it should leave the commented defaultdefault_nicline and append a newdefault_nic eth1line immediately below?