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I'm working on a systemd .service script that is supposed to start after a CIFS network location is mounted via /etc/fstab to /mnt/ on boot-up.

The script waits for an OpenVPN dependency script to launch first, but I also want it to wait for mount to complete.

/etc/systemd/system/my-daemon.service:

[Unit]
Description=Launch My Daemon
After=network.target vpn-launch.service
Requires=vpn-launch.service

I'm sorry if this question is trivial – I searched online and tried to add systemd.mount to the line: After=network.target vpn-launch.service systemd.mount, but it didn't give the results I was hoping for.

I'm working on a systemd .service script that is supposed to start after a CIFS network location is mounted via /etc/fstab to /mnt/ on boot-up.

The script waits for an OpenVPN dependency script to launch first, but I also want it to wait for mount to complete.

/etc/systemd/system/my-daemon.service:

[Unit]
Description=Launch My Daemon
After=network.target vpn-launch.service
Requires=vpn-launch.service

I'm sorry if this question is trivial – I searched online and tried to add systemd.mount to the line: After=network.target vpn-launch.service systemd.mount, but it didn't give the results I was hoping for.

I'm working on a systemd .service script that is supposed to start after a CIFS network location is mounted via /etc/fstab to /mnt/ on boot-up.

The script waits for an OpenVPN dependency script to launch first, but I also want it to wait for mount to complete.

/etc/systemd/system/my-daemon.service:

[Unit]
Description=Launch My Daemon
After=network.target vpn-launch.service
Requires=vpn-launch.service

I tried to add systemd.mount to the line: After=network.target vpn-launch.service systemd.mount, but it didn't give the results I was hoping for.

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I'm working on a systemd .service script that is supposed to start after a CIFS network location is mounted via /etc/fstab to /mnt/ on boot-up.

The script waits for an OpenVPN dependency script to launch first, but I also want it to wait for mount to complete.

/etc/systemd/system/my-daemon.service:

[Unit]
Description=Launch My Daemon
After=network.target vpn-launch.service
Requires=vpn-launch.service

I'm sorry if this question is trivial – I searched online and tried to add systemd.mount to the line: After=network.target vpn-launch.service systemd.mount, but it didn't give the results I was hoping for.

I'm working on a systemd .service script that is supposed to start after a CIFS network location is mounted via fstab to /mnt/ on boot-up.

The script waits for an OpenVPN dependency script to launch first, but I also want it to wait for mount to complete.

/etc/systemd/system/my-daemon.service:

[Unit]
Description=Launch My Daemon
After=network.target vpn-launch.service
Requires=vpn-launch.service

I'm sorry if this question is trivial – I searched online and tried to add systemd.mount to the line: After=network.target vpn-launch.service systemd.mount, but it didn't give the results I was hoping for.

I'm working on a systemd .service script that is supposed to start after a CIFS network location is mounted via /etc/fstab to /mnt/ on boot-up.

The script waits for an OpenVPN dependency script to launch first, but I also want it to wait for mount to complete.

/etc/systemd/system/my-daemon.service:

[Unit]
Description=Launch My Daemon
After=network.target vpn-launch.service
Requires=vpn-launch.service

I'm sorry if this question is trivial – I searched online and tried to add systemd.mount to the line: After=network.target vpn-launch.service systemd.mount, but it didn't give the results I was hoping for.

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Set systemd service to execute after fstab mount

I'm working on a systemd .service script that is supposed to start after a CIFS network location is mounted via fstab to /mnt/ on boot-up.

The script waits for an OpenVPN dependency script to launch first, but I also want it to wait for mount to complete.

/etc/systemd/system/my-daemon.service:

[Unit]
Description=Launch My Daemon
After=network.target vpn-launch.service
Requires=vpn-launch.service

I'm sorry if this question is trivial – I searched online and tried to add systemd.mount to the line: After=network.target vpn-launch.service systemd.mount, but it didn't give the results I was hoping for.