Hmm, right, it's the symlink bug.
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> (and maybe "dpkg-reconfigure update-motd" before, as yours may not be
> setup correctly for some reason that is not clear to me).
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure landscape-common
/usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: landscape-common is broken or not fully installed
Maybe this answers that question
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Correct.
You can also change the landscape-sysinfo behaviour if you want it to
actually run at each login by running dpkg-reconfigure landscape-common
(and maybe "dpkg-reconfigure update-motd" before, as yours may not be
setup correctly for some reason that is not clear to me).
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You are right Andreas, I'm diverging...
Lets recap then.
Currently my landscape-sysinfo show proper values (updated or not, depends on
the cron), and that leaves us with a mere need to improve the text to mention
that that value is not the ACTUAL value but from when the cron ran.
I leave it to w
The update-motd error messages were filed an fixed as a separate bug,
Bug #271368. Give a little while to build, but it should hit the
repositories in a few hours.
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Right, the symlink issue is being tracked elsewhere (bug #270131). The
dependency one is what was fixed in ubuntu3.
So, let's recap and try to stay focused on what this bug is about. It
was about update-motd showing stale information, which is expected, but
could be improved by showing a timestamp
Andreas i already have .3
$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
Setting up landscape-common (1.0.18-0ubuntu3) ...
* Running update-motd
update-motd is disabled. You can
run:
* update-motd --force
*
The 0ubuntu2 package is broken, a new one was uploaded (0ubuntu3) that
should fix the dependency problem.
** Changed in: landscape-client (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: update-motd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Just updated to landscape-client 1.0.18-0ubuntu2
Unpacking landscape-common (from .../landscape-common_1.0.18-0ubuntu2_all.deb)
...
dpkg: error processing
/var/cache/apt/archives/landscape-common_1.0.18-0ubuntu2_all.deb (--unpack):
trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/landscape
Yes Andreas, I meant landscape-sysinfo
and now my email is getting filled with this message:
Subject: Cron /usr/sbin/update-motd 2>/dev/null
update-motd is disabled. You can run:
* update-motd --force
* service update-motd start
* dpkg-reconfigure update-motd
Can you guys fix this ASAP?
$ landscape-sysinfo
System load:1.04Swap usage: 0% Users logged in: 1
Usage of /home: 26.6% of 281.19GB Temperature: 53 C
Memory usage: 47% Processes: 189
Graph these measurements at https://landscape.canonical.com
$ ssh localhost
Password:
L
$ /etc/init.d/update-motd status
* update-motd is not running.
$ sudo /etc/init.d/update-motd start
* Starting update-motd
[ OK ]
$ /etc/init.d/update-motd status
* update-motd is running.
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And what does this say:
* /etc/init.d/update-motd status
If it's not running, try starting it with:
* /etc/init.d/update-motd start
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I think you mean landscape-sysinfo, right? You mean you don't see its at
login anymore?
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$ cat /etc/default/update-motd
# update-motd Debian configuration
#
# You can run 'dpkg-reconfigure update-motd' to modify the values in this
# file, if you want. You can also change the values here and changes will
# be preserved.
#
# Do note that only the values are preserved; the rest of the fil
And I am confused as to why your update-motd is disabled.
Can you:
* cat /etc/default/update-motd
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I agree that the landscape-sysinfo wrapper script should call "date" and
print the timestamp as to when the information was gathered.
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I doubt it's an update-motd issue.
When you see this problem, in addition to running `w`, also run
`landscape-sysinfo`, and see how those two load averages compare.
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This is strange. It may be a bug in the upgrade for update-motd. Dustin,
does this look familiar to you? The update-motd cron is there but
update-motd is disabled.
** Also affects: update-motd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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root# update-motd --force
$ ssh localhost
Password:
Linux 2.6.27-1-generic #1 SMP Sat Aug 23 23:19:01 UTC 2008 x86_64
System load:0.64Swap usage: 0% Users logged in: 1
Usage of /home: 24.2% of 281.19GB Temperature: 54 C
Memory usage: 38% Process
root# cat /etc/cron.d/update-motd
# /etc/cron.d/update-motd: crontab fragment for update-motd
#
# THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED, YOU SHOULD NOT EDIT DIRECTLY.
#
# To change, use:
# dpkg-reconfigure update-motd
#
# This updates the /etc/motd with a concatenation of output from each
# s
Chris, current values for what you asked:
$ python -c 'import os; print os.getloadavg()'
(0.23999, 0.22, 0.17001)
$ uptime
16:25:14 up 8:33, 3 users, load average: 0.20, 0.21, 0.17
$ ssh localhost
Password:
Linux 2.6.27-1-generic #1 SMP Sat Aug 23 23:19:01 UTC 2008 x
On the other hand, you are probably using the default landscape-sysinfo
scheme where this message is only updated every 10min. So my guess is
that the load was high when the snapshot was taken.
If that's the case, we should probably make the tool (-sysinfo, or
update-motd) show a timestamp of when
Can you show the output of
$ python -c 'import os; print os.getloadavg()'
with
$ uptime
from about the same time?
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