[Expired for base-files (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for
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** Changed in: base-files (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2022825
Title:
motd-news.timer trigger motd-news.service even if disable
Status in base-files package in Ubuntu:
Expired
Bug description:
Hello, guys, how are you?
I notice motd-news.timer activate motd-news.service even when
motd-new.service disable.
I follow this doc's from UBUNTU:
https://ubuntu.com/legal/motd
/etc/default/motd-news has an ENABLED=1 setting that to 0 for disable.
It's not working too…
When you reboot the server and put
sudo systemctl status motd-news.service
Service look dead. (disable)
but he got trigger by motd-news.timer after 10 - 20 minutes (screenshot):
https://ibb.co/yXTpzGq
if you look on the screenshot, you will see:
TriggeredBy: ● motd-news.timer
I can disable the motd-news.timer service, but i don't know if it will affect
other services of UBUNTU.
Anyway It's still a bug, even if i disable the timer service, it's not should
be this way.
Happened on 2 Different machines of UBUNTU 22.04 (Google Cloud
Platform)
Be happy for your recommendation before i disable the motd-new.timer
with systemctl.
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