I can reproduce the warning messages, but they don't actually cause the
package upgrades to fail. If your release upgrade failed, it seems like
it's due to some other problem.
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Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
systemd breaks upgrade with useless error if
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** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
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Var was owned by the user I usually log in as. I don't know why, yes
it's weird, I fixed it. I don't think that justifies this package's
upgrade braking behavior.
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seems to require 7f0704da9454d36d19920e033ddadf06c9c6441e
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Title:
systemd breaks upgrade with useless error if /var
Who owned /var?
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Title:
systemd breaks upgrade
If your /var is not owned by root, your system is insecure. Why was /var
not owned by root?
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systemd breaks
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