[Bug 1966197] [NEW] Cleaning netplans after removing wireguard interface
Rahul
1966197 at bugs.launchpad.net
Thu Mar 24 10:43:49 UTC 2022
Public bug reported:
Hi, I am working on Ubuntu server 20.04 with network manager snap and
wireguard.
I can bring up wireguard interface using:
sudo wg-quick up <conf file>
I can also bring it down with
wg-quick down <conf file>
The netplan.io then, creates a yaml in /etc/netplan
When this inerface is deleted, this netplan is not removed.
Also, when i reboot, when i run:
sudo wg-quick up <conf file>
the netplan creates a new yaml file with a different uuid, instead of
recogonising it already exists.
Due to this the netplan in /etc/netplan folder piles up.
How can I fix this issue?
** Affects: netplan.io (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: netplan network-manager wirguard
** Tags added: netplan network-manager wirguard
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Title:
Cleaning netplans after removing wireguard interface
Status in netplan.io package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Hi, I am working on Ubuntu server 20.04 with network manager snap and
wireguard.
I can bring up wireguard interface using:
sudo wg-quick up <conf file>
I can also bring it down with
wg-quick down <conf file>
The netplan.io then, creates a yaml in /etc/netplan
When this inerface is deleted, this netplan is not removed.
Also, when i reboot, when i run:
sudo wg-quick up <conf file>
the netplan creates a new yaml file with a different uuid, instead of
recogonising it already exists.
Due to this the netplan in /etc/netplan folder piles up.
How can I fix this issue?
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