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On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 9:45 AM, Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@×××.net> wrote: |
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> 3) Systemd network config. |
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> This one took me awhile too. After the above and a few other minor |
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> tweaks to general systemd/journald/logind configuration[2], the big |
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> problem was that I was still networkless. |
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I ran into this issue a while ago. I ended up enabling dhcpcd so that |
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it was launched by my target. Since I just wanted dhcp that worked. |
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There is probably a better solution, and perhaps more recent versions |
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of systemd addresses this issue (I set it up a good year ago I think). |
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More recently I had issues with an NFS share needed by a service and |
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struggling with how to express that dependency (since the unit for the |
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mount is created by a generator). For whatever reason it was also |
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trying to mount the share before running dhcp (even though the share |
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was tagged with _netdev, and obviously nfs will depend on the network |
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in general). I'm sure that is all related to my network issues in |
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general. |
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So, overall I'd say it is a bit rough around the edges, but quite |
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capable. I really liked how systemd handles fileshares, at least in |
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principle. |
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Rich |
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