Safe to add TC_ENABLE=1 to tc_stop() function?

[Bastian Kleineidam]

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Hi,

I see that in "/etc/init.d/fiaif tc-stop" there is a TC_ENABLE=1 before
calling tc_stop. Shouldn't this be always set when calling tc_stop()?
For example when fiaif is started with traffic shaping enabled, then
the config is changed to disable it. After that a call to "fiaif stop"
will call tc_stop with TC_ENABLED=0, which does not remove the qdiscs.

So is it safe always to have TC_ENABLED=1 in tc_stop() function to
ensure the qdiscs are removed, or could some other part of traffic
shaping break with this setting?


Regards,
  Bastian
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