Matthijs Möhlmann writes:
I've just tested the installation of mysql-server, pdns-recursor and
pdns-server and all of them are installing cleanly now. I've removed the
mysql and postgresql from the startup requirements in the pdns init
script, that seems to be enough to fix this problem.
Hello,
Any progress with this bug?
The last updates doesn't want to install because of this issue.
Please fix this issue ASAP.
Regards,
Sandy van der Borght
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i...@dnsregistraties.be writes:
Any progress with this bug?
The last updates doesn't want to install because of this issue.
Please fix this issue ASAP.
while waiting for the fix, i created this before installing
mysql-server-5.1 and pdns with mysql backend:
# more
On 09/30/2010 06:51 PM, i...@dnsregistraties.be wrote:
Hello,
Any progress with this bug?
The last updates doesn't want to install because of this issue.
Please fix this issue ASAP.
Regards,
Sandy van der Borght
Hi,
I removed mysql and postgresql from the init.d script in pdns (not the
On 09/30/2010 07:17 PM, Juha Heinanen wrote:
i...@dnsregistraties.be writes:
Any progress with this bug?
The last updates doesn't want to install because of this issue.
Please fix this issue ASAP.
while waiting for the fix, i created this before installing
mysql-server-5.1 and pdns with
i...@dnsregistraties.be writes:
Is there any update about this issue?
We are now 2 weeks further and don't have received any update.
i have not seen any updates. my conclusion is that the rules under
which a package may list init dependencies should be clarified by the
debian people who have
On Sep 13, 2010, at 8:54 AM, Juha Heinanen wrote:
i...@dnsregistraties.be writes:
Is there any update about this issue?
We are now 2 weeks further and don't have received any update.
i have not seen any updates. my conclusion is that the rules under
which a package may list init
[Juha Heinanen]
my conclusion is that the rules under which a package may list init
dependencies should be clarified by the debian people who have
invented the system.
I assume you mean init.d script dependencies, when you write the
system? If so, it is part of the Linux Software Base, and
Petter Reinholdtsen writes:
I believe this is already in place. There are two sets of
dependencies, the required (required-*) ones and the optional ones
(should-*). The optional ones only kick in if the two services in
questions are installed on the same host.
but, as i have mentioned
Is there any update about this issue?
We are now 2 weeks further and don't have received any update.
Kind regards,
Sandy van der Borght
On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 22:04:50 +0200, Petter Reinholdtsen p...@hungry.com
wrote:
[Juha Heinanen]
i would like to add that pdns does NOT require that mysql is
[Juha Heinanen]
hope this info is enough to reproduce and fix the problem.
It is. I believe I see the problem. These two form a loop:
addscript mysql 'EOF'
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides: mysql
# Required-Start:$remote_fs $syslog
# Required-Stop: $remote_fs $syslog
#
Petter Reinholdtsen writes:
it should be enough that mysql is able to resolve domain names.
domain name service could very well be located on some other host.
Yes. And the problematic relationship only kick in if both are
installed on the same host.
but even then when both mysql and
[Juha Heinanen]
i don't understand why mysql requires $named to start.
mysql do not require $named to start. The init.d script relation in
mysql state that if both mysql and the package implementing $named is
both installed, mysql should start after the package implementing
$named. So this
Petter Reinholdtsen writes:
pdns provides $named and want to start after mysql, while mysql want
to start after $named. This leads to this dependency loop: mysql -
$named - pdns - mysql - $named.
petter,
thanks for looking into this.
i don't understand why mysql requires $named to start.
Petter Reinholdtsen writes:
No idea how to best fix it. pdns can't run both before and after
mysql. Either pdns need to drop the mysql relationship, or mysql need
to drop the $named relationship. The latter might be the best option,
but I leave it to the pdns and mysql maintainers to
[Juha Heinanen]
i would like to add that pdns does NOT require that mysql is running
when pdns is started. pdns able to connect to mysql when mysql
later becomes available (see below for a demo).
For Debian Edu, we provide pdns and slapd on the same machine, and
services started during boot
Petter Reinholdtsen writes:
Missing the output from the two commands I sent earlier to have any
idea what is causing this.
petter,
i started from scratch and installed debian squeeze from daily netinst
cd image for i386 arch. at the end of the installation process i only
chose SSH Server and
I tried to install pdns-server 2.9.22-7 with pdns-backend-mysql on
Squeeze, but it still failed like shown below.
-- Juha
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# apt-get install pdns-server pdns-backend-mysql
Reading package lists... Done
Building
On 08/29/2010 05:46 PM, Juha Heinanen wrote:
I tried to install pdns-server 2.9.22-7 with pdns-backend-mysql on
Squeeze, but it still failed like shown below.
-- Juha
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# apt-get install pdns-server
[Matthijs Möhlmann]
Creating config file /etc/powerdns/pdns.d/pdns.local with new version
insserv: There is a loop between service mysql and pdns if started
insserv: loop involving service pdns at depth 10
insserv: loop involving service mysql at depth 9
insserv: loop involving service
[Juha Heinanen]
i removed postfix and a punch of other packages including pdns
packages. then tried to install pdns-server again, but without
pdns-backend-mysql.
One need to purge packages to get rid of their init.d scripts, as
these files are conffiles.
then i got the errors below. looks
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