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How do I start a service after the network is up?

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In my case, squid is started before DHCP has written a new /etc/resolv.conf which results in odd errors (timeouts, 504 Gateway) when I try to load a page in the web browser.

As I see it, the correct solution would be to start squid only after dhcpd/NetworkManager/whoever (?) has finished configuring the network.

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answered 1 Year ago torlim · Accepted Answer

You should modify the squid.conf file in /etc/init so that it only starts when network is up:

start on (started networking)

You can find much more info here, and looking at the files in your /etc/init/ dir.

This question should also help. If you prefer to configure it with a GUI, look here.