I was hit by the same bug after upgrade to Natty - the original poser's
solution worked (configuring "$Conf{Ping6Path} = '/bin/ping6';".
I totally agree that this should be set by default - there's no reason
for others to waste time trying to figure out why backups aren't working
(there's no clear
I think the original post answers all 3 points above... what exactly is
missing or unclear?
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Title:
karmic upgrade resurrected exi
In any case, it should either upgrade to 5.1, or leave 5.0, or ask which
to use, or notify that there's a conflict and explain why. A smooth
upgrade (as far as the user can tell) followed by a broken mysql which
fails to start for no obvious reason (it's not apparent from the logs)
is a bug in the
I've moved since then to a new setup, now I'm with a new Jaunty machine
(upgraded from a fresh Intrepid installation) on the same LAN as the
original winxp box, plus another xp. I can only note what happens out of
the box now - I don't remember if there were any custom configurations
on the old set
How about 1.6.0?
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