The systemd warning started appearing after the netplan.io package update, indicating that the netplan-ovs-cleanup.service file is marked as world-inaccessible. However, systemd clarifies that this has no functional impact since the configuration remains accessible via its APIs. This behavior was not present before the update and is observed on both Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, likely due to recent changes in Netplan's packaging. While the warning itself is harmless, you can try adjusting the file’s permissions using sudo chmod 644 /run/systemd/system/netplan-ovs-cleanup.service and then reloading systemd with sudo systemctl daemon-reload. If the warning persists after a reboot, consider rolling back to the previous Netplan version using sudo apt install netplan.io=0.105-0ubuntu2~22.04.3 or reporting it as a potential bug on Launchpad or Netplan’s GitHub.
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