1.4.0 Release Candidate 3

[agent_kith]

I added into /etc/systemd/system/snakeoil-rest.service After=... nmbd.service
This is the slowest service in system-analyze blame.  Voila!  NFS folders are reloaded at boot time!

BUT no idea why a service for Samba is affecting the NFS load???

And confirming fix applies to Pi5

You are right, this doesn't make sense. If you look at the nmbd.service file, it wants network.target, and will start after network and network-online. Which is exactly the same setup as Snakeoil service file in RC-1 (or RC-2). This is really a bug in systemd (Or Ubuntu) but can't really be fixed easily.

Since samba is a dependency of Snakeoil anyway, I guess it's safe to start Snakeoil after nmbd service, which is a really good idea anyway just in case CIFS will fail to mount also. Will add this into official High End release.