Poked at this a bit.. > ipvsadm failed to preconfigure, with exit status 127
This I can reproduce and it's simple enough. The config script, which is run before the package is unpacked, tries to use a untility from the package. That's a no-no: # Regardless of if ipvs is built into the kernel or built as a module, # if it is part of the kernel at all, it will be available after this ipvsadm -L -n >& /dev/null # Regardless of if ipvs is built the kernel or > subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1 I don't reproduce this here, but my bet is that it's due to the same line in the config script when it's run from the postinst. This time, it's probably failing because your kernel doesn't support ipvs, and ipvsadm is existing nonzero. Based on this analysis, the config script should be folded into the postinst, and the ipvsadm call guarded. -- see shy jo
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