Hello there -- I checked on the latest dev release, booted it multiple
times and didn't see any race, I then looked at the service, which
already contains this fix:
# systemctl cat nis.service |grep rpc
After=rpcbind.target
#
I dug into the systemd.unit(5) which states in the 'Requires=' tag
description (Requires= is a stronger version of Wants=) that 'After=' is
what should be used when ordering is necessary. In fact, Requires= and
Wants= will start services at the same time.
Since After= is already in the dev release, marking this issue fixed.
** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Ypbind service fails to start on system bootup [race condition]
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