Do not depend on specific networking.service #69
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There are several services which can implement network configuration. networking.service is only one of them. When a system does not have networking.service installed but e.g. systemd-networkd then starting OLSRd2 fails. A better and more general approach is to wait to network being online.
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Issue confirmed on a recent (vanilla) Debian 12 "bookworm":
Working after the change. |
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There are several services which can implement network configuration. networking.service is only one of them. When a system does not have networking.service installed but e.g. systemd-networkd then starting OLSRd2 fails.
A better and more general approach is to wait to network being online.