User configs, BTRFS subvolume for /home and automatic service start during boot?

[tschoening@xxxxxxxxxx (Thorsten Schöning)]

Guten Tag Andrei Borzenkov,
am Freitag, 4. Mai 2018 um 06:57 schrieben Sie:

> Or you can enable linger in
> which case user instance will be started on boot.

That's the part not working in my setup for some reason.

> Which services will actually be started depends on this user's
> configuration, which services are enabled. It sounds like you may not
> have enabled them or at least not enabled for the correct top-level target.

I'm pretty sure they are enabled, all the documented directories,
files and links are available AND the services are started if I do it
manually using SSH and "systemctl start ...". The service itself is
pretty standard as well:

> [Unit]
> Description=Test /home being a subvolume in BTRFS and containing a service.
>
> [Install]
> WantedBy=multi-user.target
>
> [Service]
> Type=oneshot
> ExecStart=/bin/bash -c "echo Works: `date` >> /home/tschoening/btrfs_home_test/ping.txt"

Do you see any error? It is enabled using "systemctl --user enable ..."
using the absolut path and can be diabled the same way and started
manually. It's only not started automaticalyl, neither if I login
using SSH, nor at boot time.

So am I missing something in the service config or regarding
"enable-linger"?

Mit freundlichen Grü�en,

Thorsten Schöning

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