Hello,I think this is somewhat of a Linux newbie question, so apologies.I have
PowerDNS, KEA (DHCP4 only), and Stork running on Debian Buster all using
MariaDB as the back-end. Everything is up to date as regards versions, at
least as far as I am aware, as I run global updates every few days.I am having
a problem with the isc-kea-dhcp4-server.service. Whenever there is a system
reboot, this service fails to start. When I manually restart it later, it
works fine. As far as I can trace, it's a startup sequence issue in relation
to having MariaDB as a back-end for Kea. I looks like Kea is starting first,
looking for the MariaDB service and failing because MariaDB has yet to
start.How can I change the start order so that the isc-kea-dhcp4-server.service
doesn't start until the MariaDB service is up and running?I expect I will have
the same issue with the isc-kea-dhcp6-server.service when I eventually start to
use it.Thank you,PeterP.
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