Hey Cameron,

Cameron Norman [2014-04-23  8:26 -0700]:
> Do you know of any other services which behave in that way? We would
> need to make sure they have an After=network.target as well, then.

Not at the moment. But I only just started to look into this, so there
might indeed be more which we'll come across.

> > ExecStart* are not shell commands, so this causes some havoc: it
> > creates a dir "interface;", another dir /bin/touch (which fails), and
> > the third dir. It's better to write that as two commands.
> 
> Strange, I thought you could do that. I saw it in one of the plymouth
> services, I think. I hope that is not broken.
> 

I think you need to enclose it in spaces, i. e. "mkdir foo ; ...", as
the manpage says: "these semicolons must be passed as separate words".

Martin
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