@cpollock: I don't think this is invalid. This is a very poor error
message which gives no pointers about why, and causes logspam. It was
only because of your last update that I realised that I had incorrect
file permissions also.
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Status: New => Confirmed
I don't think this is really the same problem. The init script for NTP
is designed to honour the settings provided by the DHCP client. In most
cases, this is expected, but when the charm is configured, users expect
the charm to manage the local settings for them without needing to
override the
On which version of Ubuntu did you experience this? Whilst the latest
LTS (18.04) and non-LTS (19.04) versions have moved the ntp package to
universe, they still ship with a fully working configuration. Here's an
example from a stock install on an AWS EC2 instance running disco
(19.04):
Seeing this or something very similar on xenial s390x:
Dec 6 00:25:48 s0lp3 ntpd[238439]: Deleting interface #163484 tap3c93ac38-8a,
fe80::fc16:3eff:fe05:6903%805261#123, interface stats: received=0, sent=0,
dropped=0, active_time=206 secs
Dec 6 00:25:53 s0lp3 ntpd[238439]:
Hi Manuel, ntpd keeps printing "Soliciting pool server" in syslog
because it can't contact any of the ntp servers in the pool. This is
most likely a local configuration problem on your machine or network, or
your service provider's network.
Here are some commands that should help work out where
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- Some sysctl's are ignored on boot
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Some sysctls are
@paelzer: There was a plan to enable IPv6 on all pools last year:
https://community.ntppool.org/t/intention-to-enable-ipv6-by-default-
in-2017/91 To my knowledge (and based on my brief checks just now) this
didn't happen. I suspect the reasons for this are insufficient time to
change the pool
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Hi @kogorman-pacbell,
Can you explain what you think should be happening here? Running
ntpdate from sudo or a root shell gives exactly the same behaviour -
ntpdate requires a list of servers to be provided on the command line,
and it is simply indicating that this has not been provided.
In
@paelzer: Sorry for the delay - I was at a conference last week.
I've confirmed that the PPA version for xenial results in reliable
restarts for ntpd. I tested 8 systems, 3 of which were updated to the
new version from the PPA: the 3 upgraded VMs restarted reliably on each
reboot, whilst 3 of
@Robie The ntpdate command has a test mode that does not attempt to set
the clock, which the sntp command lacks.
I've confirmed on multiple systems that the installation of ntpdate
prevents ntp from starting on boot, which IMO is worthy of fixing.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ntp/+bug/1593907 was recently
released to fix ntp/ntpdate interactions; if they're still broken, there
seems little need to justify this given that precedent. (Full
disclosure: I want ntp/ntpdate interactions solid so I can use ntpdate
in the ntp charm.
@nelhage, my LANG=en_AU.UTF-8. To my knowledge, this is not a natively
24-hour locale, but I could be wrong - how does one check?
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Given that Debian has already applied the patch which eliminates the
distinction between tabs & spaces, there doesn't seem a lot of point in
keeping a different patch in place. Best to apply the patch as is, and
deal with the issue of augmenting the list separately, if necessary.
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Correction to my comment above: the patch at https://bugs.debian.org
/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=809344 is preferable to the patch as
proposed; thanks @philroche.
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One comment on @philroche's patch: at present, there is no supported way
to allow DHCP to augment (rather than replace) NTP servers in
/etc/ntp.conf. The different handling of tabs & spaces is a known-
useful workaround for those of us who wish to allow DHCP to specify
additional servers, without
I'm seeing this on xenial on a Lenovo ThinkPad X230, but not
consistently. It only occurs occasionally - most resumes from suspend
are fine.
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It appears that this is not a high priority issue, since the default NTP
configuration will automatically exclude the leap-smearing source, given
sufficient other good sources:
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23720277/
However, we may want to consider changing the default ntp configuration
to use
The global pool is certainly working and its DNS servers are resolving
correctly:
$ host 0.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org
0.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org has address 108.59.2.24
0.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org has address 129.250.35.250
0.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org has address 52.0.56.137
0.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org has address
If I remember correctly, the first of the oopses was triggered by
"service apparmor reload", whilst the second was triggered by "aa-
enforce /usr/sbin/apache2".
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Status in apparmor package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug
I'm seeing this on a trusty box on the latest linux-image-generic-lts-
xenial. In our case, it's with apache2 rather than dovecot. Is the
debug kernel applicable to trusty?
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** Changed in: apparmor (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Here are some of the oopses we've seen:
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https://pastebin.canonical.com/162420/
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Additional hosts have been added to ntp.ubuntu.com today, including an
additional IPv6 address.
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Default NTP
Seen on a xenial daily image in Canonistack today.
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@geoff-short Thanks!
@mvo (or whoever is looking at this on the Canonical side): Therefore,
this bug can be considered simply as a request to change the default
value to 2 hours or so.
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Load on the main Ubuntu archive servers is rather peakish, and tends to
create a traffic peak on our Internet links at fairly regular times each
day, preventing customers from accessing the archive. This impacts the
cloud archive mirrors using the ubuntu-repository-cache
There are a number of bugs marked duplicates of this bug that really
aren't. The size of /boot is orthogonal to the issue of purging unused
kernels. 256 MB gives the ability to install approximately 4 kernels.
For some of us that's not enough, and we need to specify a larger /boot.
Shortly, I
This crash occurred again today, again while playing full screen video
in Google Chrome. Here's the output of the requested commands:
G2ETA5WW (2.65 )
09/17/2015
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Status: Incomplete => New
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crashes.
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This is the full apport data from the crash reported as bug #1507461.
It occurred whilst watching a full-screen Flash video in Google Chrome.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 15.10
Package: xorg 1:7.7+7ubuntu4
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.2.0-16.19-generic 4.2.3
Public bug reported:
network-manager seems to leave wpa_supplicant, dnsmasq, dhclient, and
openvpn running usually, but I've also had one instance where my wifi
also stopped working.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 15.10
Package: network-manager 0.9.10.0-4ubuntu23
ProcVersionSignature:
One of our NTP servers has been IPv6 enabled today. The other will
follow as time permits.
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Default NTP servers
Also, ipv6.ntp.ubuntu.com is available if you prefer to force IPv6-only.
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Default NTP servers do not have
One workaround is to add a tab in front of your server/peer lines.
This prevents the above-quoted regex from matching.
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@superquad-vortex2: This is my personal laptop; if there is ever any
other user logged in, it is me via the text console. I suspect the log
you've pasted above is showing old stale sessions. I've rebooted now to
add a kernel update, so I can gather any information about the working
state you
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Status: Incomplete = New
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My fully working sound configuration occasionally stops working. Symptoms are:
- System Settings - Sound only shows dummy output and no input devices
- restarting pulseaudio has no effect
- aplay -l as root shows sound cards
- fuser -v /dev/snd/* shows nothing; /dev/dsp and
One more symptom - this syslog message occurred around the time sound
stopped working, and hasn't occurred since:
Dec 19 08:36:02 peleg pulseaudio[4950]: [pulseaudio] sink-input.c:
Failed to create sink input: sink is suspended.
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Example run:
paulgear@peleg:~/.juju$ sudo apt-add-repository --massive-debug ppa:juju/stable
Cannot add PPA: 'ppa:juju/stable'.
Please check that the PPA name or format is correct.
This is on a network with egress filtering, and this appears to be the
cause of the issue.
Public bug reported:
When defining keyboard shortcuts in System Settings - Keyboard - Shortcuts,
several combinations are never honoured. These include setting:
- Launchers - Launch calculator to Super+C (launches search photos instead)
- Launchers - Launch email client to Super+M (launches
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