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Package: systemd
Version: 208-8
Severity: normal
Debian: Testing amd64
Regression: Yes
Since systemd, my CIFS drives are woken up early at the boot time, when
all the local filesystems are mounted. So this is one of the first
operations done during boot.
This results in CIFS drives not to be automatically mounted at boot time.
This is a regression since it was not the case before jessie switched to
systemd.
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On Wed, 31 Dec 2014 12:28:42 +0100 dAgeCKo <[email protected]> wrote:
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> >> Here are joined why you requested.
> >> I hope that the provided information could help you.
> >> Let me know.
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> >> Thanks again for the care.
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> > Please update ifupdown to 0.7.50 and test if that fixes your problem.
>
> Hello, with ifupdown 0.7.51, the problem is still there.
> Note that I'm still with systemd 208-8. I'm still kind of afraid to move
> to 215-8 due to bugs which look related with nvidia cards.
So, the underlying issue is, that you are using allow-hotplug in your
ifupdown configuration.
allow-hotplug devices are by default not hooked up into
network-online.target, which is why systemd attempts to mount your cifs
shares before the network is available. This is not something systemd
can fix though.
I would suggest switching your ifupdown configuration from allow-hotplug
to auto or use the ifupdown-wait-online.service that is provided by
newer ifupdown versions.
This really is a ifupdown (configuration) issue, so I'm closing this bug
report against systemd.
Regards,
Michael
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