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With DefaultDependencies enabled, systemd adds "After=basic.target" to service units. `basic.target` has a dependency on `sockets.target`, so the `nftables` has (amongst others) the following order constraints: * Before=network-pre.target * After=sockets.target Those constraints are often unsatisfiable. For example, `systemd-networkd` has a dependency `After=network-pre.target`. When a socket unit now uses `BindToDevice=` on a device managed by `networkd`, a timeout occurs because `networkd` waits for `network-pre.target`, but `network-pre.target` depends (through nftables) on `sockets.target`, but the device to bind the socket to is never brought up, as this would happen through `networkd`. This is fixed by removing the implicit dependency on `basic.target`. |
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