I am having somewhat the same problem..
I installed db2 and it failed saying
Setting up db2exc (9.7.1-3hardy1) ...
* Setting DB2 library path... [ OK ]
* Registering installation in the DB2 global registry... [ OK ]
* Creating new group and user for Database Administration Server... [ OK ]
*
9.5 in Hardy now fixes this and other issues.
** Changed in: db2exc (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Here's how I have to manually remove db2exc 9.5 from gutsy (and when I
use it with hardy too) - I can't believe i'm still having problems with
this.
sudo aptitude remove db2exc
(package cannot be removed, it is broken)
sudo vim /var/lib/dpkg/info/db2exc.postrm
comment out the following lines as
This is still a problem. I have to use 9.2 instead of the new 9.5 - they
are very, very different databases.
I've just upgraded to Ubuntu 8.04 and bang, stuck with an unremovable
db2exc package... no idea how to remove it. Now my system is virtually
unusable because it has prevented lots of other
Hi,
I found a similar problem with db2 installation. I had a version of db2
installed previously, not sure if this is related.
When I try to install the packet it fails with an error and when trying
to uninstall it says packet is in bad state so it is needs to be
reinstalled. I am stuck at
** Changed in: db2exc (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress = Confirmed
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Hi jordi,
db2exc will be in hardy. I appreciate your reporting this. Can you
provide me a little more info as to what version you upgraded from/to,
and why those dirs were already empty? obviously it should be fixed -
just curious if there are greater problems I need to make IBM aware of)
Hi Brian,
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 07:37:04AM -, Brian Thomason wrote:
db2exc will be in hardy. I appreciate your reporting this. Can you
provide me a little more info as to what version you upgraded from/to,
and why those dirs were already empty? obviously it should be fixed -
just
Oh, this should be a different bug report, but /opt/ibm/db2exc/V9.5/logs
is a broken symlink pointing to install/logs, which does not exist.
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Stephan, does this mean there won't ever be a hardy version? I was happy
to find a gutsy version recently, and assumed a LTS release would get it
as well, eventually.
My project relies on LTS + DB2. Not that I can maintain a hardy package
myself, but I wonder why it won't be in the commercial
Not in hardy anymore
** Changed in: db2exc (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Won't Fix
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** Attachment added: Don't fail if files/dirs don't exist
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11928742/db2.ubuntu.patch
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Actually, here's a patch that works.
** Attachment added: Fixed patch
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11930183/db2.ubuntu.patch
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