systemd-sysusers: change execution order #3720
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systemd-sysusers might run while the /etc tmpfs filesystem is still being set up, which results on failures on the service when it tries to read SELinux configuration files. With this change, systemd-sysusers is forced to run after the required SELinux configuration files are in place. Signed-off-by: Arnaldo Garcia Rincon <[email protected]>
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Description of changes:
systemd-sysusersmight run while the/etctmpfsfilesystem is still being set up, which results on failures on the service when it tries to read SELinux configuration files. With this change,systemd-sysusersis forced to run after the required SELinux configuration files are in place.Testing done:
systemd-sysusersruns afterselinux-policy-files.journalctl -p4.systemctl statusshows the system isrunningTerms of contribution:
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