Thanks, that looks to be it. /usr/sbin/rcpostgresql has an explicit
--ignore-dependencies in there that I somehow missed. It would be good to
know why exactly that was done but that is another search...
Thanks for the pointer.
Chad
On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 5:26 PM, Colin Guthrie gm...@colin.guthr.ie wrote:
'Twas brillig, and Chad Anonymous at 09/05/13 20:13 did gyre and gimble:
I have an issue where the postgresql.service is being started and does
not appear to be obeying the dependency ordering that is specified using
a Before= entry that is in another oneshot service file.
After turning on systemd debug it appears that the postgresql.service is
being enqueud with the ignore-dependencies setting. I have no idea where
this is coming from as it is not explicitly set anywhere that I can
find. Does systemd implicitly do this in certain scenarios?
systemd log:
May 9 14:33:01 host-1 systemd[1]: Trying to enqueue job
postgresql.service/start/ignore-dependencies
I could be wrong but I believe OpenSuse has patches to their wrapper
scripts which call systemctl with --ignore-dependences.
So i'd guess some other script in the startup process is calling some
generic wrapper to start prostgres or something similar to that.
I doubt this is an upstream issue tho' (tho' some suse folks will
hopefully see here and answer - added it to the subject for better
exposure)
Col
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