On Mon, 2021-08-23 at 23:36 +0200, Guillem Jover wrote: > > => at this point /var/log/apt/term.log stops, which I guess it > > shouldn't... > > Because the upgrade continued with other package configurations that > are > not reflected there?
Yes, but this is probably what I've reported in #992309. > W/o more context, and even then I'm not sure that might help much > either, it's hard to tell what went wrong. In theory apt is supposed > to update the available file so that dpkg knows about these packages. > Given the term.log supposed truncation, and this, are you sure, say > the system did not run out of space at some point? Well at least I'd say it's very unlikely... these nodes have sufficiently large system disks and I didn't have to clean them up manually - so something would have needed to consume the whole space, thereby causing the troubles, and then releasing it again. > Also where some of these "unknown" package really new installs > instead > of upgrades (for example the pxz above)? pxz was just an upgrade, ... I took some random samples for the others and it seems all of them were just upgrades. > Hard to tell, TBH. Well from my side you can also just close the ticket. The upgrade seemed to work fine - despite of those messages. Just wanted to let you guys know :-) Thanks, Chris.
