Maybe it was a transient problem. The times below, were on 3 servers
that aren't in the same network infrastructure.
Mar 27 19:28:01
Mar 27 20:01:24
Mar 27 22:40:41
It would be nice if it said what the actual error was, but I need to
RTFM regarding log levels.
I'll convert to a question. Thanks
Public bug reported:
I started receiving these events in the syslog/journald on a range of
different Ubuntu 22.04 machines on March 27 2025.
I was not receiving these errors on previous days, and no packages or
server restarts had occurred on the said servers for 7 days, so I can't
attribute it t
I see that updated packages have come out for PHP 7
(https://usn.ubuntu.com/4166-1/), thanks!
Will you also do a release for PHP 5 on the ESM 14.04? Although the
public exploit does not (yet) work with PHP 5, it is still affected.
Debian Jessie already released an update on the weekend for PHP 5.6
This affected me on 3 t2.medium EC2 instances in eu-west-1.
A fourth machine, updated the previous day, but to same kernel
3.13.0-155.205 and still Ubuntu 14.04, was fine, somehow unaffected.
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Confirming 3.2.0-87-generic from precise-proposed fixes the issue for me
also. Thanks
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Title:
regression: "df: `/sys/kernel/debug': Function not
After upgrading 12.04 machines to
linux-image-3.2.0-86-generic3.2.0-86.124
from
linux-image-3.2.0-86-generic3.2.0-86.123
.. I still continue to get the same 'function not implemented',
including after reboot.
For 12.04 machines running the Trusty HWE kernel 3.13.0-55-generic
#94~prec
(oops forgot that Trusty *is* LTS, was thinking only of Precise.
nevermind : )
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Title:
Please update rkhunter to 1.4.2
To manage notifications a
This also affects Trusty, not just LTS.
Every day I get the same output from the cronjob
Error: Invalid display - keyword cannot be found: Display line: display
--to LOG --type INFO CONFIG_ROOTDIR_DFLT
And the rkhunter log shows the same as the OP:
[07:03:11] Warning: Download of 'i18n.ver' fai
I reproduce this issue. When I go to reboot my machine I see this
message:
pcmk_shutdown: Preventing Corosync shutdown. Please ensure Pacemaker is
stopped first.
If I manually re-run /etc/init.d/pacemaker stop, everything follows and
shuts down as expected.
Adding 'corosync' to the Required-Sto
The latest version is now 3.6.0
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/Solr3.6
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Title:
Please package the latest version of solr (3.5.0)
To manage noti
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