systemd timing

[Karl Auer]

How can I make a systemd service run after all network interfaces are
up?

systemd-sysctl is a one-shot service that runs very early in the
startup sequence; I need it to run again. Ideally every time a network
interface comes up, but a workable solution would be after the network
is up the first time.

Note that I need it to run *again* - i.e., as well as the first time.

I suppose I could set up a new service to do this, but it would be
cleaner if there were a way to tell the existing service to run again.

Regards, K.

[1] /lib/systemd/system/systemd-sysctl.service

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