I tried a fresh raring install and the apt cron.daily job was not
disabled so perhaps it was something with the Alpha install of raring I
did. I'm going to set this to Invalid since there don't seem to be any
cases where this is happening anymore.
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Walter, yes interrupting the upgrade would cause the upgrader to quit
abnormally and probably prevent it from reenabling the cronjob. Having
said that I did find a system of mine where the cronjob was disabled and
I'll investigate it some more to see if there are any more corner cases.
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Actually, my machine has never been upgraded so the job was disabled
upon install.
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I found a case in update-manager where this might have occurred but it
was quite some time ago:
$ bzr log -r 1124
revno: 1124
committer: Michael Vogt michael.v...@ubuntu.com
branch nick: main
timestamp: Wed 2008-10-15 18:55:42 +0200
The fix referenced in the previous bzr log definitely exists in quantal
and raring.
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FIles from my /var/log/dist-upgrade directory
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Now that I remember, when I was upgrading this machine to 13.04, my
system partition was running out of space, and I don't know what I was
thinking but I issued a apt-get clean in the middle of the upgrading
process. This obviously aborted the upgrade and I had to finish it
manually, this may show
I got this bug in one of my machines when updating to 13.04, but not in
other machines I updated. It turns out that the machine affected is
behind a proxy, which is working as expected. Could it be related?
Anybody else with this problem behind a proxy, or are there other cases
completely
My original issue was unrelated to proxy settings. The machines in
question were not behind a proxy. The problem here was related to
/etc/cron.daily/apt not being marked executable after an upgrade ---
as far as I know, no one has figured out why this happens, but it is
easy enough to resolve
Thanks aaronkelley, yes, for me the issue was exactly the same, I just
wanted to check if the fact that /etc/cron.daily/apt lost the executable
flag was related to the proxy, as it happened to me for that machine but
not for others that I upgraded. I was investigating in debian bugs if I
could
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The exact same bug occurred to me when updating from 12.04 to 12.10.
On my machine also /etc/cron.daily/apt is not set executable.
So, I think, unfortunately the bug still exists?!
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Same thing had happened to me while upgrading from 10.10 to 11.04
Yet another bug propagating from one release to another.
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This happened to me also on my webserver, stopped unattended-upgrades from
working.
It seems to me that fixing this in software-properties is not enough.
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I had the same problem.
/var/log/dist-upgrade/20090625-1834/main.log (to 9.04?) contains:
2009-02-07 16:37:45,999 DEBUG disabling apt cron job (0100755)
2009-02-07 20:49:12,595 DEBUG enabling apt cron job
/var/log/dist-upgrade/20091213-2027/main.log (to 9.10?) contains:
2009-06-25 19:37:59,096
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Confirmed. My /etc/cron.daily/apt wasn't marked executable as well. I
upgraded from 8.10 to beta and then to 9.04. I had all kinds of problems
and one of the last ones I've been looking into was this. Same behaviour
as the original post. We'll see if this fixes it. Attached are my
upgrade logs
I have exactly the same problem. /etc/cron.daily/apt not executable after a
upgrade to 9.04.
I join a tar of my dist-upgrade. Note at first upgrade fail, reason is the use
of gettext 0.15 i forgot to uninstall before upgrade.
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Thanks for your bugreport.
I fixed software-properties to ensure that the cron job is executable
now. Could you please attach the logs from you upgrades (/var/log/dist-
upgrade/*) so that I can check if there is any hint there ?
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Here you are... dist-upgrade logs from two affected machines.
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Found the problem (I think).
The /etc/cron.daily/apt script, which I believe handles the automatic
update setting, was not marked executable on either machine.
This reveals two problems:
- /etc/cron.daily/apt lost its executable status during the do-release-upgrade
process (I'm quite sure I
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