On Thu, 2012-05-03 at 06:14 +, dm wrote:
No, it doesn't work. I have to restart ypbind before login. The same
bug arises some weeks before in 11.10 and was fixed after 2 weeks. The
bug is very annoying. Please fix it soon. I'm using a rather up to date
system (12.04 with latest patches).
Main problem for delays is actually the network.
I added eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces and now there is no delay at
boot.
autofs is still not started and I have to do
start autofs
and in another terminal
restart ypbind
to make autofs actually start.
then I can
start lightdm
then I can
I do not understand this fix.
autofs needs to wait for ypbind to be able to get the auto.master map
file out of nis.
So what is preventing autofs from starting before it can read out the
auto.master file ?
is the runlevel waiting on ypbind ?? I simply don't understand how to get
upstart to
On Thu, 2012-03-22 at 15:06 +, James Page wrote:
kenjo
autofs does not need to do this - its already done by the start-ypbind
configuration.
ok then I said it before upstart is a complete mystery to me.
so when autofs is started start-ypbind is actually blocking autofs ??
and only when
Public bug reported:
I upgraded a working 11.10 to 12.04 and now I no longer can login to
the machine.
Problem has been for several weeks now so it's obviously not a transient
problem.
What is happening is that I get no graphics login. lightdm starts I
think but fails to present a login
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bacula
On a fresh ubuntu 10.10 (64bit)server install with basically only bacula added
I do not get any menu when selecting
file, settings or help. Running this remote over a ssh -X connection
I also suspect I do not get popup menus and probably other
