Is there a systemd CLI utility for waiting for a target up to a given timeout?

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I am running systemd inside of Docker containers. It works great.



One of the interesting issues though is that I need to wait for multi-user.target to be reached in the containers. I have thus far written a simple Bash script to poll systemctl status multi-user.target until it starts or 10 seconds elapse.



Is there a utility like systemctl wait-for multi-user.target?







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    I am running systemd inside of Docker containers. It works great.



    One of the interesting issues though is that I need to wait for multi-user.target to be reached in the containers. I have thus far written a simple Bash script to poll systemctl status multi-user.target until it starts or 10 seconds elapse.



    Is there a utility like systemctl wait-for multi-user.target?







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      I am running systemd inside of Docker containers. It works great.



      One of the interesting issues though is that I need to wait for multi-user.target to be reached in the containers. I have thus far written a simple Bash script to poll systemctl status multi-user.target until it starts or 10 seconds elapse.



      Is there a utility like systemctl wait-for multi-user.target?







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      I am running systemd inside of Docker containers. It works great.



      One of the interesting issues though is that I need to wait for multi-user.target to be reached in the containers. I have thus far written a simple Bash script to poll systemctl status multi-user.target until it starts or 10 seconds elapse.



      Is there a utility like systemctl wait-for multi-user.target?









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