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Process: 355 ExecStart=/bin/echo $(date) Hello world, just started (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)

Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/rvice enabled vendor preset: enabled)Īctive: active (exited) since Thu 10:49:00 CET 1h 16min ago I get this where only after starting the rvice the date/time is updated journalctl -b | egrep '(ello|anged|ync)'įeb 28 10:48:54 rp3b systemd: Starting Network Time Synchronization.įeb 28 10:48:55 rp3b systemd: Started Network Time Synchronization.įeb 28 10:48:55 rp3b systemd: Reached target System Time Synchronized.įeb 28 10:49:00 rp3b systemd: Starting Hello After Time Sync.įeb 28 10:49:00 rp3b systemd: Started Hello After Time Sync.įeb 28 10:49:11 rp3b bluetoothd: Failed to obtain handles for "Service Changed" characteristicįeb 28 11:35:51 rp3b systemd: Time has been changedįeb 28 11:35:51 rp3b systemd-timesyncd: Synchronized to time server :123 (2.).Īlso this shows the wrong starting time: sudo systemctl status hello With the suggestion and the example rvice: ĮxecStart=/bin/echo "$(date) Hello world, just started" Here's my rvice file: ĮxecStart=/home/pi/SDS011_Feinstaub_Sensor.py the old date/time: Feb 23 21:09:35 rp3b systemd: Started rvice.Ī bit later the date/time is corrected, but sudo systemctl status DustSensor gives the old date/time (not shown here): Feb 23 21:09:51 rp3b systemd: Started D-Bus User Message Bus.įeb 24 09:17:48 rp3b systemd: Time has been changedįeb 24 09:17:48 rp3b systemd-timesyncd: Synchronized to time server :123 (2.).įeb 24 09:17:48 rp3b systemd: apt-daily.timer: Adding 1h 24min 33.643221s random time.įeb 24 09:17:48 rp3b systemd: apt-daily-upgrade.timer: Adding 22min 10.691517s random time.įeb 24 09:17:48 rp3b systemd: Reached target Network is Online.

How can I delay the startup of services until the date/time is corrected from the NTP?Īt shutdown and power off: Feb 23 21:09:24 rp3b systemd: Stopping rvice.Īt startup (power on) the next day, still approx. The printed date/time is from the date/time of the shutdown. When I shutdown and power off the Raspberry Pi 3b and then power it up again the next day, I get wrong starting date/time printed when checking sudo systemctl status DustSensor.