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Other times, like oomd, I just want it to get out of the way.
Service dependencies are an area I love. With systemd making a service robust around dependencies like mounts and other services is a cake walk.
If you have manual hand-holding processes on services running under systemd, I suggest looking into supplying these kinds of directives.
- Requires / Wants - Before / After - PartOf
However, forwarding is significantly different. I'd think twice about using it on a system doing NAT/masq
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Other times, like oomd, I just want it to get out of the way.
Service dependencies are an area I love. With systemd making a service robust around dependencies like mounts and other services is a cake walk.
If you have manual hand-holding processes on services running under systemd, I suggest looking into supplying these kinds of directives.
I'm torn for networkd. The configuration of interfaces is nice and simple, I've grown to like the link, netdev, network concepts/files.However, forwarding is significantly different. I'd think twice about using it on a system doing NAT/masq