[13:35] <gimzmoe> I was trying to run a service using systemd, the .service file is enabled/linked from /home and works fine after the system is started.  However the on reboot, the "file is not found" kills it until I daemon-reload.  I've tried adding Requires=home.mount and After=home.mount, but that's not enough.  any thoughts/clues?
[13:58] <alkisg> gimzmoe: put the service file inside the image instead of in /home?
[15:42] <gimzmoe> I would like toa void that, I'm managing a small cluster of diskless pxe that all share /home
[15:46] <gimzmoe> https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/8307
[15:46] -ubottu:#ubuntu-server- Issue 8307 in systemd/systemd "man: document explicitly that unit files on mount points that are established at late boot cannot be read" [Closed]
[15:46] <gimzmoe> Seems I might have to eat the inconvenience 
[16:04]  * ogra hands gimzmoe some mustard ... 
[16:05] <gimzmoe> :p
[16:06] <gimzmoe> Systemd seems like such a kludge to use, I find every time I use it, it is a learning curve of trial and error