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I'm guessing it wasn't the systemd developers that configured it as such, but without seeing your dependency graph and knowing your distro and installed package
by SahAssar 6y ago
I'm guessing it wasn't the systemd developers that configured it as such, but without seeing your dependency graph and knowing your distro and installed packages I don't know.
Maybe your distro supports LDAP or another remote user directory? Maybe you just have some services installed that depend on the network and that say they are critical to the multi-user.target? You haven't given enough info for me to know, but it probably isn't systemd's fault in this case.
- bcrl 6y agoThe distro I use is developed by the company that employs the primary systemd developer. Do you really expect me to believe your assertion that he holds no responsibility for how systemd is shipped by that distribution?
- SahAssar 6y agoWell, if you used the tools I mentioned you'd know who/what configured your system that way and how to fix it.