* Benjamin Kaduk [2016-03-23 22:14:18 -0400]: > (bugs.debian.org does not show any reply from me on this bug, which is > surprising since I thought I had replied when it came in ... my apologies > if this is not so.)
Indeed I don't recall receiving any reply from you at the time, not even a private one. Well, better late than never. > I will have a look at the documentation on basic.target to see whether it > pulls in anything that is needed by openafs. openafs-client.service is already constrained to start after its obvious prerequisites network-online.target and local-fs.target (for the cache). Whatever else may be missing has to be part of either the base system or an explicit dependency of package openafs-client or systemd, doesn't it? The dependency of /etc/init.d/openafs-client on $time notwithstanding, you don't want to add After=time-sync.target since ntp requires $remote_fs. (Besides, afsd shouldn't really care about clock skew on startup, it only begins to matter when obtaining tokens.)
