The usbguard Daemon won't start at booting

[amenophobis]

Hello,

I've installed usbguard from the copr repo on fedora 23... everything works fine, but when I enable the service in Systemd it don't start at boot...

everytime I need to start the service manually...

does anyone have a solution for that problem?

[genodeftest]

I don't have this problem. What's the output of $ systemctl status usbguard.service after boot but before starting it manually?

Mine:

● usbguard.service - USBGuard daemon
   Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/usbguard.service; enabled; vendor preset: 
   Active: inactive (dead)

On the second line it reads "enabled". If yours doesn't, it is not enabled. If it failed to start or stopped, you should see an error message.

[dkopecek]

@amenophobis Thanks for the report. Could you please share the output of systemctl status as mentioned in the previous comment and also the output of

$ sudo journalctl -u usbguard.service -r

[amenophobis]

The output:

systemctl status usbguard.service

● usbguard.service - USBGuard daemon
   Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/usbguard.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled)
   Active: inactive (dead)

Vendor preset not good?

@dkopecek
The log on my Computer is at the moment not very useful, because I started the service with a cronjob for root at boot... this has worked!!!

I have turned off the cronjob and send you the useful log today...

thanks for help...

[dkopecek]

@amenophobis I reproduced the issue. The problem seems to be in the Install section of the unit. The WantedBy= value should be basic.target instead of base.target.

[dkopecek]

@genodeftest Is it working for you with WantedBy=base.target? I wonder what could be the real problem. I don't really remember how I got to the "base.target" value as systemd.special(7) doesn't mention it.

[amenophobis]

@dkopecek I changed it... works perfect...

[genodeftest]

Works fine for me with WantedBy=base.target. Might depend on systemd version, mine is 229-7 on Fedora 24 Beta. Changing it to WantedBy=basic.target seems to be the right way to do though.