ruedihofer, you are seeing bug 1385817 -- in short, /etc/init.d/x11vnc
has a missing or invalid LSB header.
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Title:
package udev 208-8ubuntu8.1
I have a similar problem when updating my System. It says in aptitude
for ppp the following, but it might be caused by any of the other
packets at the end. Someone with an idea?
I'm running these foreign repos:
deb http://dl.google.com/linux/earth/deb/ stable main
deb
Please don't overwrite standard tools like ls
No kidding! It was not something that I did intentionally -- just that
day's brain-fart. :-(
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Ooh, that would do it indeed! Please don't overwrite standard tools like
ls, aliases should be good enough for shell use?
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Title:
package udev
While that's good for your system :-) I'm afraid I still understand what
went wrong initially in the first place. Calling the postinsts manually
should be very close to what actually happens during apt-get. It seems
reasonably clear that it was invoke-rc.d complaining about symlinks, so
it seems
Martin:
I did a lot of additional investigating into the link issue and I
believe I have discovered the problem which was on my end. For many
years I have have has a bunch of aliases for /bin/ls defined. For
example:
alias l=/bin/ls -al
alias lx=/bin/ls -FC
alias lt=/bin/ls -AFCt
As aliases,
Martin:
The previous invocation of /var/lib/dpkg/info/udev.postinst configure
seems to have cleared the problem so I didn't rerun this command.
However, I was installing other packages and while installing evolution,
ran into my old nemisis: spamassassin which failed in a similar manner,
creating
Thanks for the further debug output. In your first response I don't
really understand the invoke-rc.d complaint about the symlink.
dpkg-maintscript-helper: error: couldn't identify the package
Ah, I forgot about that. Try running it like that:
# env DPKG_MAINTSCRIPT_PACKAGE=udev
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Title:
package udev 208-8ubuntu8.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess
installed post-installation
Can you please run
sudo sh -ex /var/lib/dpkg/info/udev.postinst configure
and copypaste the output here? At first sight it looks like it errors
out at invoke-rc.d udev restart. If it does, can you confirm that
sudo invoke-rc.d udev restart; echo $?
says 102 in the last line? Please
As a test, I tried installing the Chrome browser packages. Here is what
is reported by synaptic:
E: udev: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit
status 102
E: systemd: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
E: libpam-systemd: 41.3793:dependency problems - leaving
Follow up:
I was curious to see what the exit status of the udev.postinst command
was, so I ran it again and here is what happened this time!
-
# sh -ex /var/lib/dpkg/info/udev.postinst configure ; echo $?
+ set -e
+ update_hwdb
+ udevadm hwdb --update
+ chrooted
+ stat
PPS:
OK, I misunderstood the messages regarding mdadm. It is complaning
about an array that is NOT related to booting, but gets mounted through
fstab. At first I though that it was implying that the
/etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf file was corrupted and that support for mdadm had
been eliminated from
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