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On Sun, Nov 2, 2014 at 8:37 PM, Tom H <tomh0665@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> AIUI, "After=network.target" (and similarly "After=syslog.target") is |
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> equivalent to having "Wants=network.service NetworkManager.service |
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> <other_network_managers>" and "After=network.service |
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> NetworkManager.service <other_network_managers>". |
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Actually, as far as I understand things, if you don't enable something |
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that wants network.target, then you won't get it. You need to enable |
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something like dhcpcd or networkd to get it. It works this way so |
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that every package that needs the network doesn't try to run every |
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network manager you have installed as many are mutually exclusive. |
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Presumably if you don't run one of those services and start sshd, it |
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will just end up listening on localhost (I assume something sets up |
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the lo interface even if a network manager isn't running). |
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Rich |
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