1netplan-try(8) netplan-try(8)
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6 netplan-try - try a configuration, optionally rolling it back
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9 netplan [–debug] try -h | –help
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11 netplan [–debug] try [–config-file CONFIG_FILE] [–timeout TIMEOUT]
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14 netplan try takes a netplan(5) configuration, applies it, and automati‐
15 cally rolls it back if the user does not confirm the configuration
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18 A configuration can be confirmed or rejected interactively or by send‐
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21 This may be especially useful on remote systems, to prevent an adminis‐
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26 -h, –help
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29 –debug Print debugging output during the process.
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31 –config-file CONFIG_FILE
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36 Wait for TIMEOUT seconds before reverting. Defaults to 120 sec‐
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41 netplan try uses similar procedures to netplan apply, so some of the
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44 There are also some known bugs: if netplan try times out or is can‐
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48 As with netplan apply, a reboot should fix any issues. However, be
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53 netplan(5), netplan-generate(8), netplan-apply(8)
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56 Daniel Axtens (<daniel.axtens@canonical.com>).
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