I agree. This recursive behaviour of '--install-suggests' option makes
it unusable, because it pulls enormous amount of dependancies your never
want. I suggest just changing it to non recursive without even adding
other options, as I hardly believe somebody wants it as it is now.
By the way, hacki
Hi Cees,
Nothing else is required, I'm still using this script without problems.
Just, as I mentioned, replace "/bin/systemctl stop pacemaker" with
command(s) that stop the critical services in your system (services that
take some time to stop and that have to be stopped for sure before
proceedin
If you don't stop/kill apcupsd BEFORE you kill power, you should be
prepared that sometimes killpower would not work, because of apcupsd
already accessing the UPS to obtain its state.
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Hi, Al. You may try method described in my previous post. It worked for
me.
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Title:
APCUPSD does not send killpower command to UPS (only happens
Thanks for the idea, Charl! `/sbin/apcupsd --killpower` indeed kills the
power when called not in shutdown sequence. Note that `/sbin/shutdown -H
now` and `exit 99` is not necessary here as apccontrol does shutdown
anyway.
Your workaround works for me as well! Though I made some additions to
propo
I think that it might work. You can try if you know what to do. Post it
here please if you succeed.
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Title:
APCUPSD does not send killpower comma
Thanks for reporting this, AnrDaemon! I'm not shure where exactly the
issue is, probably grub script should be modified in a way that if it
detects that the ESP on the raid it looks into /proc/mdstat and iterates
the process with all the component devices. Or it should pass some extra
args to efibo
Hi! I have same issue. We are running Ubuntu 16.04 on our servers,
/boot/efi is on /dev/md0 (which is raid1 metadata 0.90 array of 4 little
partitions, each on the beginning of one of the 4 disks)
System boots normally, but I believe that is because the EFI entries were
created before, when the p
Ok, thanks, I hope so. Currently we start our servers with power on
button after power outages.
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Title:
APCUPSD does not send killpower command t
> Specifically it is believed that this issue is due to Ubuntu shutting down
> USB before
> the killpower command is issued to the UPS, which which it is no longer
> possible to communicate
> without USB.
It seems that Ubuntu shuts down serial connections as well before the
killpower command is
I tried to rsync ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 and got this error. But this:
> Simply move compression from rsync to ssh: -e "ssh -C"
fixed it! Thanks!
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 80220 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/80220
Hello, I need this feature too.
I'm looking for solution of preview and print several pictures from command
line. EOG would suit the best if there was not the bug.
I also suggest that if several images are spe
Hi,
I will If I have time. I just let you know. Thought that there might be the
other way to pass XDG_DATA_DIRS, if not, well...
Best regards,
Albert
2015-10-09 6:01 GMT+03:00 Alkis Georgopoulos
<1499...@bugs.launchpad.net>:
> Since the code that breaks XDG_DATA_DIRS is in LXDE, LTSP can't fix
Public bug reported:
hi,
/usr/bin/startlxde implicitly sets XDG_DATA_DIRS:
export
XDG_DATA_DIRS="/usr/local/share/:/usr/share/:/usr/share/gdm/:/var/lib
/menu-xdg/"
so the value passed from ltsp through this variable discarded.
I had to patch /usr/bin/startlxde, to make it work:
export
XDG_DATA
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