Public bug reported:
Currently the dbus upstart script has this:
start on local-filesystems
But this makes the dbus startup fail if /usr is an NFS filesystem.
After changing the above line to:
start on remote-filesystems
dbus started working correctly.
This actually highlights the problem with init events that assume
certain things about the system installation. You really want a "start
on usr-available" here, not on events that naïvely assume what kind of
filesystem it's on.
** Affects: dbus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: trusty
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needs to wait for remote-filesystems to start
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