On 17/07/14 18:57, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Dhcpd on my server has suddenly started taking to start before the IP
address (statically assigned) has been configured on the network
interface and consequently bombs out. The systemd service for dhcpd has
After=network.target
should this be network-online.target?
Won't make a difference.
Welcome to the systemd fan club.
Install the following file as /etc/systemd/system/wait-for-network.service
Thanks Sam, actually it did seem to work fine for me. I changed it to
network-online.target and dhcpd did start on boot. I'm using the
traditional 'network' service rather than NetworkManager because at the
time NetworkManager didn't support bridges, so I'm not sure if that
differs from your setup. I did however have to jump through similar
hoops with autofs though on my client, eventually making the display
manager depend on NetworkManager-wait-online.service because it was
possible to login before autofs even started. It seems that Bind might
have issues along similar lines to dhcpd too, except that it does start
but refused to serve DNS requests until I restart the service.
--
Ian Chapman.
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