Hi Henry
Quoting "Henry Bremridge" :
Ola
Aghh... :)
1/ Keeping MAILON="always"
Commenting out EXITON line
Just commenting it out do not help as exit on error is the default. You need
to set it to something else, but I do not remember right now the
correct value.
Hi Henry
In the first line of cron-apt binary you have a line telling
#!/bin/bash (or #!/bin/sh).
Change that line to
#!/bin/bash -x
Then run the command and give me the output.
cron-apt > logfile.txt 2&>1
Best regards,
// Ola
Quoting "Henry Bremridge" :
Ola
Be glad to help if and whe
Ola
Many thanks for your help
I attach
- Logfile.txt.
This should be the clean system with the failing lines in
sources.list removed
- Logfile_2.txt
This is with a bad entry in sources.list
One minor comment: aptitude (apt-get) did not fail because of the
problem in
Hi Henry
Yes the error messages may be the cause of this blocking. Interesting
note. I'll look into this later today.
Best regards,
// Ola
Quoting henryb...@fsfe.org:
Ola
Many thanks for your help
I attach
- Logfile.txt.
This should be the clean system with the failing lines i
Hi Henry
You have found the problem, so it is not so much for me to do. :-)
Basically cron-apt can only do that apt (or aptitude) can do and in
this case it fails because of a problem with the sources.list file.
A bit interesting that it was not logged though. I think that can be
improved f
Ola
Be glad to help if and where I can.
When you say add a few "echo something" into cron-apt, please tell me
EXACTLY what you want me to do.
:) I am happy enough using the command line and I am happy enough to add
things to a config file, but todate I have only followed "recipes".
--
Henry
O
Hi Henry
Interesting. I have to look into this. If you want to help you can put
in a few "echo something" lines into cron-apt to determine where it
exits.
Best regards,
// Ola
Quoting henryb...@fsfe.org:
On Sun, May 03, 2009 at 06:07:30PM +0200, Ola Lundqvist wrote:
Hi Henry
It must
On Sun, May 03, 2009 at 06:07:30PM +0200, Ola Lundqvist wrote:
> Hi Henry
>
> It must be so that the aptitude command make the program fail for some reason.
> Please try with apt-get instead of aptitude as command. Apt-get is much
> better at
> handling non-interactive sessions than aptitude.
>
Hi Henry
It must be so that the aptitude command make the program fail for some reason.
Please try with apt-get instead of aptitude as command. Apt-get is much better
at
handling non-interactive sessions than aptitude.
Best regards,
// Ola
On Fri, May 01, 2009 at 08:24:46AM +0100, henryb...@fs
Package: cron-apt
Version: 0.6.8
Severity: normal
After updating from Lenny to Squeeze last week, I realised that while packages
were being downloaded, cron-apt was not upgrading any packages. Cron-apt
was working normally on Lenny
My /etc/config file is the following
APTCOMMAND=/usr/b
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