Public bug reported:
I'm afraid I don't have a huge amount of information to share on this
one yet, but its another issue I've seen since applying this weeks
kernel update.
I have a Ubuntu 14.04 host running Solr within Jetty, but this hangs on
startup when running the latest kernel:
$ sudo serv
*sigh* - even the second attempt I missed a zero in that sed command.
I'll take myself to bed soon. It should have read:
* sed -i s/700/900/ /etc/service/qmail-smtpd/run
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Apologies, I missed a couple of lines from my steps to reproduce when
copy & pasting it over from my terminal history.
It should read something more like:
* Installed Ubuntu 16.04 on Digital ocean
* edit /etc/hosts to ensure a FQDN is present
* apt-get update
* apt-get install qmail
* qmailc
Public bug reported:
Following on from some patching I've done this week after the release of
the latest kernels, I observed that qmail-smtpd no longer starts due to
the following error:
"tcpserver: fatal: unable to figure out port number for smtp"
You will see this is logged repeatedly out to
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Also having exactly the same problems with Feisty Final - it crashes out
to a busybox prompt, erroring that it can't find a plethora of paths.
Looking through the logs, it fails to mount /root/cdrom and gets in a
pickle from then onwards. I've tried booting with break=mount and
mounting manually, w
Exactly same problem for me here too - no LVM in sight, just a md0 and
md1 as /boot and / respectively, fixed by using break=mount and mounting
manually.
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boot-time race condition initializing md
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75681
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Same thing here, just done an install of Feisty server beta and done an
apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade, came up with the same problems
as before - have to manual mount the arrays in the busybox shell or use
the udevsettle temporary workaround. Just a basic install with a small
RAID1 array f
