Bug#884344: ejabberd: After updating to latest erlang packages, ejabberd refuses to start

2017-12-16 Thread E Harris
uI was already running loglevel 4, and changing it to 5 gave no additional info. There was nothing in the error.log or crash.log either, in fact those files hadn't even been opened, as the timestamps were still of times pre-upgrade. However, your hint to look for firewall issues was a good

Bug#884344: ejabberd: After updating to latest erlang packages, ejabberd refuses to start

2017-12-14 Thread Philipp Huebner
Hi, please set the log level to debug (5) as described at https://docs.ejabberd.im/admin/guide/troubleshooting/#log-files and try again. It is very unusual that you seem not to get any error messages. Also check out error.log and crash.log. Do you do any kind of firewalling on the system in

Bug#884344: ejabberd: After updating to latest erlang packages, ejabberd refuses to start

2017-12-14 Thread E Harris
I am not using AppArmor, but I reconfirmed that by no results being found from "dmesg | grep -i apparmor". I killed all the epmd processes (there were two) and as far as I know ejabberd is my only erlang process. Restarting after killing the epmd processes results in two new epmd processes,

Bug#884344: ejabberd: After updating to latest erlang packages, ejabberd refuses to start

2017-12-14 Thread Philipp Huebner
Hi, since the security patch in Erlang should not have any impact for ejabberd and because I don't have this problem on my Stretch ejabberd servers I doubt it is a generic issue and thus I will lower the severity. Please make sure that epmd and all other erlang processes are stopped before

Bug#884344: ejabberd: After updating to latest erlang packages, ejabberd refuses to start

2017-12-14 Thread E Harris
Package: ejabberd Version: 16.09-4 Severity: grave Justification: renders package unusable Just updated my system to the latest security updates for erlang packages, and after doing so, ejabberd refuses to start. Continually gives a "timeout" from systemd: Dec 14 02:02:53 myhost systemd[1]: