I'd like my system to: 1. boot 2. run a command 3. shut down I've implemented step 2 in a .service file [1], but I can't figure out how to automatically shut the system down once it's finished. shutdown.target conflicts with all services that don't set DefaultDependencies=false (which is most of them), so it seems I'm out of luck—there is no way to specify a target that requires both multi-user.target and shutdown.target. Is there some way to handle this situation?
N.B. This is all running in an LXC; the overarching goal is to sandbox the command so it can't affect the rest of the system. - Kerrick [1] If it's useful, the .service file is as follows: [Unit] Description=Sandboxed Checkerbox command After=multi-user.target [Service] User=user Type=simple ExecStart=/bin/sh -c '/home/user/cmd </home/user/stdin >/home/user/stdout 2>/home/user/stderr' [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
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