10.11.2024 15:20, Adam Nielsen wrote:
I'm not sure what you mean by not having a proper network-online.target implementation. I'm using the one distributed with systemd. There aren't any other versions or overrides for it in use. The unit in question specifies "After=network-online.target".
network-online.target by itself does absolutely nothing. You are expected to have some service that is ordered Before=network-online.target and actually waits until network is online. Standard network management applications that asynchronously configure interfaces (NetworkManager, systemd-networkd) have matching services. Some implementations (like SUSE wicked) are synchronous and network-online.target is effectively noop. Nothing stops you from creating your own service that performs custom checks.
