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- Debian systemd network-online. target not working?
The problem is network-online target fires at the same time as network target and at that time my interfaces are not configured yet, just started DHCP query It looks like this issue is specific to Debian because it uses legacy network configuration How to bypass this problem or how to make network-online target working?
- How to force network. target to wait for DHCP with systemd-networkd?
Note from the editor According to the documentation: Many network management solutions provide a way to unconditionally pull in network-online target, and thus upgrading the effect of network target to the effect of network-online target If you use systemd-networkd you can do this by enabling systemd-networkd-wait-online service: systemctl enable systemd-networkd-wait-online service However
- [SOLVED] network-online. target is reached too early System . . .
However, it seems that the network-online target is reached really early in the boot process, far before the discovery of the wireless card I don't know if it's important, but my wireless network is configured with netctl-auto
- How can I make my user services wait till the network is online?
Wants=network target After=network target and did sudo systemctl enable systemd-networkd-wait-online service Now I have in journalctl: network target: Cannot add dependency job, ignoring: Unit network target failed to load: No such file or directory And again the service starts too early Is that message supposed to be there? How can I debug
- [Solved] systemd - network-online. target inactive dead Newbie Corner . . .
Still trying to get familiar with systemd after years with Ubuntu I have Crashplan installed and it's systemd service unit has the following line to wait until the network comes online
- systemd: network-online. target is reached before network. target
@jan I thought it would help: network target has very little meaning during start-up It's primary purpose is for ordering things properly at shutdown: since the shutdown ordering of units in systemd is the reverse of the startup ordering, any unit that is order After=network target can be sure that it is stopped before the network is shut
- Cause a script to execute after networking has started?
On systemd network configuration dependencies It is very easy to affect systemd's unit ordering On the other hand you need to be careful about what a completed unit guarantees Configure your service On current systems, ordering after network target just guarantees that the network service has been started, not that there's some actual configuration You need to order after network-online
- [SOLVED] network-online. target done when network not ready? System . . .
Maybe it would make sense to have a network-online target and a network-really-online target :-) Anyway, going back to fstab and using x-systemd automount seems to work
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