systemd: wait for network-online.target and add WantedBy=multi-user.target #281
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…arget Thanks to that, "systemctl enable spectrum2" does what expected, that is makes Spectrum2 start on boot. Also, network.target doesn't tell anything meaningful - it's just that the network stack is available. Adding network-online.target makes sure that the network interfaces are up before starting Spectrum2.
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thanks! Can you also check this? #168 |
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Thanks to that, "systemctl enable spectrum2" does what expected, that is
makes Spectrum2 start on boot. Also, network.target doesn't tell anything
meaningful - it's just that the network stack is available.
Adding network-online.target makes sure that the network interfaces are up
before starting Spectrum2.