Bug#867135: ejabberd install fails with NO_NEW_PRIVILEGES exit code

2017-07-05 Thread ozzloy
not sure if relevant, but this initially happened during an upgrade from jessie to stretch. i figured the line "PrivateDevices=\n" maybe cleared whatever value the variable held before. maybe that used to be the case? you're welcome for the bugreport! i hope it's an actual bug and therefore use

Bug#867137: mariadb-server-10.1: mariadb install fails with NO_NEW_PRIVILEGES

2017-07-05 Thread ozzloy
steps that allowed me to successfully install mariadb-server - put the following contents into the mariadb service unit file #+BEGIN_SRC [Service] PrivateDevices=false NoNewPrivileges=false #+END_SRC - install mariadb-server example: ozzloy:~/ $ sudo systemctl edit mariadb.service ozzloy

Bug#867135: ejabberd install fails with NO_NEW_PRIVILEGES exit code

2017-07-04 Thread ozzloy
stemd/system/ejabberd.service.d/override.conf in place before starting apt-get install * long version of actions, along with output ozzloy% #### ozzloy% #### ozzloy% # uninstall ejabberd

Bug#867137: mariadb-server-10.1: mariadb install fails with NO_NEW_PRIVILEGES

2017-07-03 Thread ozzloy palindromemordnilap
ere's output from my terminal of install mariadb-server attempt, looking at logs, then uninstalling mariadb: -begin terminal----- ozzloy% sudo apt-get install -y mariadb-server Reading package lists... Done Building dependency

Bug#867135: ejabberd install fails with NO_NEW_PRIVILEGES exit code

2017-07-03 Thread ozzloy
here's the output from terminal as i attempt an install, look at logs, then uninstall ejabberd ozzloy% sudo apt-get install -y ejabberd Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following additional packages will be installed: erlang

Bug#867135: ejabberd install fails with NO_NEW_PRIVILEGES exit code

2017-07-03 Thread ozzloy palindromemordnilap
Package: ejabberd Version: 16.09-4 Severity: important Dear Maintainer, * What led up to the situation? 'apt-get install -y ejabberd' * What exactly did you do (or not do) that was effective (or ineffective)? 'apt-get --autoremove remove ejabberd' this was effective in the sense tha