[Bug 44] New: ark-internet-config hangs after configuring eth0 as a DHCP client

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           Summary: ark-internet-config hangs after configuring eth0 as a
                    DHCP client
           Product: Ark Linux
           Version: Dockyard
          Platform: pentium3 (PC, Intel)
        OS/Version: All
            Status: NEW
          Severity: High
          Priority: Hardware Support
         Component: ark-internet-config
        AssignedTo: [email protected]
        ReportedBy: [email protected]
         QAContact: [email protected]


Description of Problem: After installing today's dockyard (20-Jan-2003) I ran 
mission-control to configure and start the network interface "eth0" as a DHCP 
client.  I went through all the steps necessary and the arrow-with-watch cursor 
was active for 10 minutes, at least until I killed mission control.

I started the NIC with "ifup eth0" and it worked (although I did see some error 
messages from an ntp script, if I can re-create them I'll file another bug).  
It's just the apparent hang that concerns this defect report.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
# rpm -qf $(which ark-internet-config)
ark-internet-config-0.62-1ark

How Reproducible: 100% (always)

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install and reboot as required
2. Bring up mission control, configure eth0 as DHCP client

Actual Results: Apparent hang due to arrow-with-watch cursor lingering.

Additional Information: David Sainty probably knows enough to fill in whatever 
gaps I have left in this report.



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