Starting rclone service via .sh file after network has connected with systemd

I'm trying to get the rclone service to mount a drive as soon as the system has received a network connection on boot/reboot. So far I have all of the mounting working correctly via terminal. I have written a simple .sh file to execute it which basically is: #!/bin/sh ! mountpoint -q /home/{user}/{location}/{location} || umount /home/{user}/{location}/{location} rclone mount {nameofservice}: /home/{user}/{location}/{location} --config /home/{user}/.config/rclone/rclone.conf Running this in terminal works as expected. I have followed an online tutorial to get this working after a network connection has been achieved using systemd and have created the following file with 755 +x permissions in /etc/systemd/system/{nameof.service} [Unit] Description=Starts {nameof.service} rclone service on startup Wants=network-online.target After=network-online.target [Service] Type=simple User={user} Group={group} ExecStart=/home/{user}/{nameofsh}.sh TimeoutStartSec=5 RemainAfterExit=yes [Install] WantedBy=network-online.target I need it to run as that particular user. Following creation of this file I also: systemctl daemon-reload systemctl enable {nameof.service} In the tutorial I expected the enable command to return a message about creating a symlink which I didn't get - it just retuned with a new line, but I didn't think this was major. Regardless, when I run systemctl restart {nameof.service} I get the expected outcome, but not on start up or reboot. At this point I'm not sure how I've gone wrong and would appreciate any help.