I've solved this by statically entering the first IPv6 address in my
netplan config. Previously it came up via DHCPv6, whereas the second
IPv6 address was static.
I don't know why the above script didn't achieve the required delay,
given that it explicitly waits for the IPv6 address which nginx fa
I've added my script back in to the wait-online override, which looks
like this. After a few reboots, nginx once again failed to bind to this
address.
My hacky solution is to add a 5 second sleep to the end of this script.
#!/bin/bash
ip=$(ip -6 address)
until [[ $ip == *"2603:af50:1630:aec9:f19
Another thing I tried was an additional script to loop "ip address" and
look for the IPv6 address I need before wait-online finishes, and even
that failed to sufficiently delay the boot process enough to allow nginx
to bind to the address.
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> it does not override the existing one (maybe you already know that)
Yep, I did know that. My drop-in creates a second wait-online
invocation, but since they are both waiting I saw no need to remove the
initial invocation.
> I am wondering if networkd is reporting the link as configured after
*o
Any update? I'm still seeing failures to bind to an IPv6 address that
systemd-networkd has previously reported as being up. I can insert an
arbitrary 5 second pause as a workaround, but this should not be
necessary.
ubuntu@hawk:~$ journalctl -g 2603:af50:1630:aec9:f19a:227e:2f54:5c73 -b
Oct 10 13:
Logs attached.
I created the file:
/etc/systemd/system/systemd-networkd-wait-online.service.d/override.conf
in order to delay boot until IPv6 is available.
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Also, there is no problem launching services manually after boot, and
the issue doesn't happen on every boot, so whatever is happening is very
time-dependant.
I can manually add a few seconds of delay to the boot process, but that
feels hacky.
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I'm using two IPv6 addresses, bind9 is binding to one, which as you say
is fine.
But when nginx and dovecot try to bind to the other IPv6 address during
boot, they (sometimes) fail.
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This sounds very similar: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/650
Nevertheless that bug was resolved, so it may be a regression or
something else entirely.
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I can launch the services manually after boot, so the IP addresses are
fine. It's a question of why during boot systemd-networkd is reporting
the IPv6 addresses as available before they actually are.
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Not sure where to post this, but since systemd controls boot precedence
this section seems appropriate.
I am testing oracular / 24.10 , and I bind some services to specific
IPv6 addresses. In order to wait until the IP addresses are up before
binding to them during boot, I us
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Removing the systemd-resolved package breaks glibc DNSSEC validation,
because it removes an existing line from the new /etc/resolv.conf file.
This line should be retained so that packages like Exim can continue to
use the AD bit after systemd-resolved is removed.
ubuntu@ins
DNSSEC isn't required to query a DS record. The reason your query
succeeded after you enabled DNSSEC is because systemd-resolved caches it
internally as a result of the DNSSEC lookup.
Once the DS query is cached, the bug will not manifest. Another way to
cache it is:
ubuntu@server:~$ dig ripe.net
Still a problem in 23.10 (mantic). Using resolved's passthrough address
127.0.0.54 results in success.
After it's cached, the default 127.0.0.53 address is happy to return it.
ubuntu@server:~$ dig arin.net ds @127.0.0.53 +short
ubuntu@server:~$ dig arin.net ds @127.0.0.54 +short
50716 8 2 EB708
Despite my comment above, I still have this problem when using netplan.
Here is my /etc/netplan/config.yaml (external IP quatrains have been
changed), the setup is that enp8s1 provides internet access (with metric
49) and enp7s0 provides local lan access *and* (with metric 51) fallback
internet acc
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Version: systemd 253 (253.5-1ubuntu6.1) (23.10 mantic)
When executing:
journalctl --follow --grep="session closed"
the lines are printed from newest to oldest. This essentially makes
--follow useless since it is tail-ing in the wrong direction.
** Affects: systemd (Ubuntu)
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Title:
Open hotspot, open WIFI, exit the network Settings page and enter
Oracle seem to have started sending invalid bytes at the end of dhcpv6
packets.
Systemd has just issued a patch to work around this.
Can this patch be backported into Ubuntu 22.04?
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/commit/1d2b93ff89f28b18c222321c8c7bc48be2185375
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Thanks for completing the backport, rolling out the proposed .deb now
and will comment again once I've confirmed the fix
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This seems related to https://github.com/apple/cups/issues/6076, but
this bug would be more appropriately corrected in the Ubuntu
installation, because it is a configuration issue.
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I bare good news, On 22.10 current build for desktop, this issue no
longer is valid as it will be resolved! No more garbled mess. I have
been looking about but perhaps the fixes there can be applied to jammy.
Been testing 22.10 :D
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I think this is to do with the hardware (probably 3D) acceleration under
OpenGL since the effect is reproducable by installing virt-manager,
setting the type to SPICE instead of VNC and then enabling OpenGL
hadware accelerated rendering (3d acceleration as it might be called.)
Thus, I believe that
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Title:
kernel modules "zstd" and "z3fold" missing.
Status in Ubu
Public bug reported:
I use a USB keyboard plugged into a laptop running Ubuntu. The USB
keyboard has volume adjustment integrated into the function row: mute is
Fn + F1, decrease volume is Fn + F2, and increase volume is Fn + F3. On
Ubuntu 20.04.4, I could use these keys to do volume adjustment. B
+1
I see the same after upgrading to Ubuntu 22.04. Two problems I think:
- it is not really an error since the file is *not* world-readable
- if the file was world-readable the message should I think say 'cannot', not
'can'
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Ok, thanks for the fast reply. Hope you have a good day :D
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Title:
kernel modules "zstd" and "z3fold" missing
I changed my networking setup to use netplan and the problem
disappeared.
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Updating systemd kills network on b
my problem is I think likely better covered by
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1782709
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Title:
S
TTFN:
To add to (and correct) my earlier comments: after the updating shown there,
the machine had to be rebooted manually. Checking /var/log/apt/term.log it
appears that the upgrade did complete successfully:
Log started: 2021-01-07 13:28:19
(Reading database ... 151099 files and directories
I have this problem with Ubuntu 18.04 system set up with 'encrypted LVM'
(standard Ubuntu recipe as per the alternate installer). Whenever there
is systemd upgrade it hangs (whole machine crashes - other logins not
possible) and has to be manually rebooted (which is not ideal as the
machine is 1500
Affected by this also.
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[Bluetooth] No audio output/input in HSP/HFP mode
Status in bluez package in Ubunt
VM reinstalled, logs are rotating now.
** Changed in: logrotate (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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rsy
My mistake, error does not appear with:
sudo logrotate -d /etc/logrotate.conf
For some reason my logs are not being rotated though.
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In focal, /etc/logrotate.conf contains:
su root adm
logrotate does not rotate files in /var/log:
error: skipping "/var/log/syslog" because parent directory has insecure
permissions
(It's world writable or writable by group which is not "root") Set "su"
directive
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1768610 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1768610
I have witnessed a _related_ issue but it does not appear to be
precisely the same problem.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/1853585
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The monitor U2414H is not detected by Ubuntu, the graphics card
displayed in settings is llvmpipe (LLVM 8.0, 256 bits). I believe it
should be "Intel Iris Plus Graphics", which is what shows up in Windows
Device Manager (my device is set up to dual boot).
ProblemType: Bug
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Not sure I can close the bug. Nevertheless it's confusing to have this
configuration in two places. Maybe deserves a review.
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I just realised it's enabled by /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/51ubuntu-advantage-
esm. Closing bug.
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Title:
unatten
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My /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades file looks like this:
Unattended-Upgrade::Allowed-Origins {
"${distro_id}:${distro_codename}";
"${distro_id}:${distro_codename}-security";
// Extended Security Maintenance; doesn't necessarily exist for
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The update to 18.04 was a long time ago, the problem occurred this
morning...
On Wed, 7 Nov 2018 at 13:01, Marc Deslauriers <
marc.deslauri...@canonical.com> wrote:
> It looks like you upgraded from Ubuntu 16.04 to Ubuntu 18.04.
> >From the log file:
>
> Unpacking openssh-server (1:7.6p1-4) over
It was an automatic update, file attached
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The latest update for Bionic (18.04.1) either overwrote or modified my
/etc/ssh/sshd_config with the result that I could no longer access my
machine using ssh.
A specific
Port [x]
line was removed and replaced by:
#Port 22
This was the only change. It happened as par
The bug was not gone when using kernel 4.4
there was also an additional kernel between 4.4 and 4.15 that was
available. I tried that as well. same result.no fix.
Since then I backed up my system and did a completely fresh install of
18.04LTS and the issue is still not fixed.
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The bug was not gone when using kernel 4.4
there was also an additional kernel between 4.4 and 4.15 that was
available. I tried that as well. same result.no fix.
Since then I backed up my system and did a completely fresh install of
18.04LTS and the issue is still not fixed.
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"16.04 used kernel 4.4 and you are presently using kernel 4.15"
Have been running 18.04 for a week. Until earlier today issue was not
present, each day until now however, had been just fine. Is "4.15" the
same kernel used at install of "18.04"?
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uname -a
Linux novgorod-LinuxBook 4.4.146-0404146-generic #201808061143 SMP Mon Aug 6
15:51:56 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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Over-Amplification is set to "OFF"
Test Speakers returned no sound from either left or right speaker.
Previous version of Ubuntu "16.04 LTS"
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pulseaudio:
Installed: 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.1
Candidate: 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.1
Version table:
*** 1:11.1-1ubuntu7.1 500
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-updates/main amd64
Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
1:11.1-1ubuntu7 50
Here is a relevant thread on debian-perl: https://lists.debian.org
/debian-perl/2018/05/msg00046.html
In short: yes, but there is no urgency. I don't think a bug on perl in
ubuntu is needed to track this.
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Hello, I'm one of the perl maintainers in Debian. In Debian we're still
finalising the release notes for this issue for our next release; I
suspect noone thought about communicating this change for Ubuntu :( A
couple of observations that might be helpful to you and others:
1) you can revert this c
I have this too with Xenial. Looking at yesterday's syslog:
$ sudo grep -c "Ignored relative path" /var/log/syslog.1
19728
and here are the first few lines:
$ sudo grep -m30 ureadahead /var/log/syslog.1
Oct 6 08:00:20 dl1 systemd[1]: Stopped Stop ureadahead data collection 45s
after completed
Agree with OP on both points, but also note that when I check the two
supposedly different files afterwards they are in fact identical except
for timestamp:
$ sudo diff /var/lib/dpkg/info/apparmor.md5sums
/var/lib/apparmor/profiles/.apparmor.md5sums; echo $?
0
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I also have this problem with Ubuntu 15.10, same output as Nicolas:
$ sudo systemctl status ureadahead
● ureadahead.service - Read required files in advance
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/ureadahead.service; enabled; vendor
preset: enabled)
Active: failed (Result: exit-code) since Sat
I have been having this problem (intermittently) with Ubuntu Server
15.04 and now with 15.10 on my Intel NUC5CPYH for the last 3 months
(since I bought it in fact). It only seems to happen when rebooting
(never from a cold boot), and it doesn't always happen. I've attached an
image of the console o
oops, looks like I spoke too soon. The report from dmesg mentioned in my
previous comment has gone away on reboot. I believe the cause may have
been a fault in my /etc/rc.local file, which may not have been
completing. This is fixed now.
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I confirm this problem in ubuntu 14.04:
$ sudo lsof|grep deleted|grep -Ev "/(dev|tmp|run)"
init 1 root 10w REG 252,4 778
131190 /var/log/upstart/mysql.log.1 (deleted)
An effect (and how I noticed it) is that when I take LVM snapshot of the
under
Hi Christopher,
No backport required by me thanks. Alain Rouet's work-around solves this
problem.
Thanks, Dominic.
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Hi Christopher,
I can confirm that this issue has been fixed in the current daily build
of Ubuntu 15.04.
Thanks, Dominic.
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That's a clever trick, being able to downgrade dependencies like that.
Any pointers on how one goes about doing it, since even if I add
'trusty' sources to `/etc/apt/sources.list' then I still only see a
single version available to install if I run `apt-show-versions xserver-
xorg`?
Anyway, great
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