A whitelist merely cures the symptoms not the cause.
Here the cause is that line terminators are expected.
Thus I still think there should be an option to allow all lines with missing
line terminators or allow lines with or without line terminators as the default.
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My current version is as shown below and so far I have not seen the
false positive with it
#apt-cache policy logwatch
logwatch:
Installed: 7.4.3+git20161207-2ubuntu1.1
Candidate: 7.4.3+git20161207-2ubuntu1.1
Version table:
*** 7.4.3+git20161207-2ubuntu1.1 400
400
I am running the proposed package for about a week now and so far I did
not see any problems and the false kernel error warning is gone.
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I did enable the proposed package and did an apt update
apt search logwatch doesn't show any proposed package yet though.
P.S. I am on a headless system.
Regards
Peter
On 30.07.2019 22:52, Brian Murray wrote:
> Hello latimerio, or anyone else affected,
>
> Accepted logwatch in
I cannot confirm that 4.15.18-041518-generic works stable.
It did work for a while though..
Since a few days my boot is slow again and yesterday and today the system again
got stuck in emergency mode because of too slow boot.
Thus I think there is more to it than just the kernel.
The only
OK, I installed the 4.15.0-44-generic kernel and my system is back to
normal.
Still I have 3 questions?
1. What made the boot become slow again when there was the kernel fix from
linux-image-unsigned-4.15.0-43-generic still in place?
2. Why does the system boot fast when I do a Ctrl-Alt-Del
The system boot is so slow that two times it got stuck in emergency mode saying
that some configured disk drives were not found.
Strangely when I use a Ctrl-Alt-Del to reboot from emergency mode, the system
boots fast.
I used UKTools to upgrade to kernel 4.15.18-041518-generic but the problem is
In the last couple of days my system boots as slow again as before the fix.
I am currently on linux-image-unsigned-4.15.0-43-generic.
So there must have something changed along the way which brought back the bug.
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I have installed the kernel and rebooted the server 3 times.
All reboots were as fast as the previous ubuntu 16.04.
So I think your fix has solved the problem.
Thanks a lot.
I did get a warning during the update of the initramfs though
W: Possible missing firmware
I finally managed to work my way through the text based apport-collect
and was able to send the data.
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Title:
ASPEED server console output
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After the upgrade from 16.04 to 18.04 my server console is extremely slow.
It looks similar to the youtube clips mentioned in the problem described
here: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2399941
My server
My server doesn't have a graphical UI and the apport-collect did not work.
The output of lsmod is attached.
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Please find attached the desired files.
I am talking about text console only.
There is no X.org installed and thus no glxinfo, so this bug might be in the
wrong category although it is display/graphics related.
The problem is the same as can be seen here:
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After the upgrade from 16.04 to 18.04 my server console is extremely slow.
It looks similar to the youtube clips mentioned in the problem described here:
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2399941
My server is attached to a KVM switch with VGA cable to a 1920x1080
It is really annoying when you see error messages which are in fact no errors.
Either the name of the service should be changed or logwatch should filter this
false positive.
A tool which should make the admin aware of things must do every effort to
avoid obfuscating real errors.
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Today it happened again and I have attached a screenshot here.
As said, after a ctrl-alt-delete the system booted ok and I can see no sign of
the failed disk in the logs.
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After I updated my server (no GUI) from 16.04 to 18.04 my system sometimes gets
stuck in emergency mode.
Normally my system needs about 20 seconds to get through the dmesg part, and
then another 2-5 seconds until the login prompt.
The dmesg part is still fine but, after
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Since upgrade to 18.04 I get logwatch kernel error warnings about a RAS
correctable Errors collector.
WARNING: Kernel Errors Present
RAS: Correctable Errors collector initi ...: 2 Time(s)
I guess logwatch is triggered from the word "Error" which in this case
is not
I do see this problem too after I upgraded my server from 16.04 to 18.04
2 days ago.
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errores dmesg
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it may not be a bug but a flaw in logwatch as the message just says that an
error collector has been initialized so it is more likely an info.
Alas logwatch gets triggered by the word "Errors" and whows this in its report.
So this may be the real issue.
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The main problem comes from the dataprotector (omniback) connection where
xinetd writes German timestamps in the log file.
I have written a small xinetd test service which just runs the locale command
on a specific port to check the output.
We have >200 linux systems which are backed up with
Sorry I had copied the wrong locale settings.
As can be seen in the attached procenviron.txt the settings were US English
when I submitted the bug report.
Strangely the xinetd seems to remember the previous German settings for time
and date even if I uninstall and reinstall it.
The phenomenon
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I have a system which somehow had the wrong locale settings.
This leads to timestamps in log files from xinetd in the wrong date format.
Normally all our systems (>200) are set to US English and the locale settings
are as below.
cat /etc/default/locale
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
This bug is still open with Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS.
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desktop LTS 12.04.2 broken cifs support on install
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with windows cifs not supporting vers=1.0 anymore it is crucial that the crypto
kernel modules are included in the initial ram images.
Otherwise it is not possible to mount any cifs volumes from the ram image.
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I get a lot of warnings like give below about ASCII text with no line
terminators, short file (no magic) or just ASCII text.
I think there is nothing wrong with those and there should be at least an
option to allow this.
Warning: Suspicious file types found in /dev:
I have the same problem with ASCII text with no line terminators on ubuntu
18.04 LTS.
I do not see what is wrong having no line terminators in an ASCII file.
So please make this at least a configurable ALLOW option.
I also get messages like below which I also think should be allowed
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What has happened to those perl utilities find2perl, a2p and s2p ?
These utilities are normally a part of perl distribution, but they now seem to
be stripped off on Ubuntu.
They used to be part of perl-doc until perl-doc_5.18.2-2ubuntu1_all on ubuntu
14.04 LTS.
I do not see
SOLVED: I found that for some reason I needed to extend the default
timeout to get the proper response
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after upgrading our control server to Ubunto 16.04 LTS I do not get a key
response from ssh-keyscan from some legacy hosts while others with the same
OpenSSH revision work ok.
Here is a sample output where you can see that in the first query that there is
just the SSH
My apologies.
I found that in fact after a server move my surveillance system tried to
contact the new server every second.
So it was a setup problem and the log messages were just confusing me.
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Upon investigating further I now suspect it is systemd-logind which causes the
problem.
As can be seen in auth.log, the system-logind tries to start a new session
every second for an unknown reason.
In /var/log/syslog I see corresponding messages like this:
Oct 27 07:42:39 h2... systemd[19421]:
Maybe it is more related to sshd than to pam.
If I do a ps -ef | grep ssh I frequently see lines like below.
To my understanding starting a new ssh session is totally unnecessary.
# ps -ef | grep ssh
root 406 1 0 Oct25 ?00:00:21 /usr/sbin/sshd -D
root 1301 406 0 08:02 ?
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my auth.log is full of messages like below.
The 79.247.. is my own address and there seems to be something which tries to
reconnect every other second although I am already in a running session.
What is going on here?
Oct 25 10:38:57 h... sshd[6506]: Accepted publickey for
same problem here.
tftpd-hpa broke our PXE installation and when trying to remove or purge I get
the very error:
dpkg: error processing package tftpd-hpa (--purge):
subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 1
I did apt-get install --reinstall tftpd-hpa and it installed
Similar issue here:
I have a system which was upgraded from 14.04 LTS to 16.04 LTS recently.
Since then I get the weekly errors from /etc/cron.weekly/apt-xapian-index as
shown below.
I have already purged python and xapian and re-installed them but no change.
Traceback (most recent call last):
Rationale:
A users home directory may hold .ssh/authorized_keys and thus allow users to
login without password.
Thus our company has a check for those files because an unclean authorized_keys
can be a big security issue.
This check fails if a home directory doesn't exist.
We can try to fix the
Why was this bug marked as invalid?
If a command gives a warning it shows that something is not properly
implemented.
Either the warning is deprecated or the cause for the warning is reasonable and
the issue should be fixed.
My understanding of proper programming is that every entry in
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I think this is identical to bug 50587 but the latter is rather old, dating
from 2006.
On the latest ubuntu 16.04 LTS the ownership of /etc/shadow is still not fixed.
To my understanding it should be
-r--r- 1 root shadow to conform to legacy programs as well
and not
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running pwck after installing ubuntu 16 gives an error:
pwck
user 'systemd-resolve': directory '/run/systemd/resolve' does not exist
I think that every home directory specified in /etc/passwd must exist.
If systemd-resolve has a volatile home directory I expect this
On 01.01.2016 21:52, Christopher M. Penalver wrote:
> latimerio, thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to
> make Ubuntu better. Please execute the following command only once, as it
> will automatically gather debugging information, in a terminal:
> apport-col
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Today I received the following messages from /etc/cron.daily/apt on my
14.04 LTS server
MarkUpgrade() called on a non-upgrable pkg: 'linux-headers-3.13.0-73'
MarkUpgrade() called on a non-upgrable pkg:
'linux-image-extra-3.13.0-73-generic'
MarkUpgrade() called on a
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Kernel 3.2.0-85-generic #122-Ubuntu SMP Tue May 26 16:14:57 UTC 2015 x86_64
x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
always gives `/sys/kernel/debug': Function not implemented when giving a df
command.
We have 4 machines running that kernel and all show the same issue.
All other 100+
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This bug is similar to Bug #1346269.
I successfully used to use WoL (wake on lan) since Sep. 2014 with Ubuntu
14.04.1 LTS on my ASUS P9D-X Server.
After I updated to kernel 3.13.0-44 this feature broke and my server always
restarted when I issued a 'poweroff'.
I disabled
Sorry for not getting back earlier.
I think I have found the cause for the problem at our site.
As I said we have a mixed environment with different versions of ubuntu and
redhat.
In our common bashrc there is a check if the variable $BASH_COMPLETION is set.
On Redhat and until ubuntu 12 this
I have a freshly installed ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS and it also shows the problem.
Thus I doubt that it a legacy package.
I found that it occurs repeatable with symlinks and aliased commands as shown
below
TEST SCENARIO
ln -s /tmpX /tmp
alias ll='ls -l'
ls /tmpTAB # gives tmp/ and tmpX/
another observation as an addon to my previous post (I'd liked to edit
it but unfortunately I can't)
less /tmpXTAB # gives less /tmpX/ on the same line
type lv # gives lv is /usr/bin/lv
lv /tmpXTAB # gives lv /tmpX with a trailing space
So it is
Did you mean ln -s /tmp /tmpX ?
Sorry. Yes I meant ln -s /tmp /tmpX.
Thanks for pointing me to do tests as non root.
I usually don't work on the desktop but only do admin tasks over ssh.
We have a link /applics - /nfs/AppServer/applics on all our clients.
If I do as regular user: ls
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I have a home server running ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS.
It was setup originally with ubuntu 12.04 LTS and running satisfactorily for
more than 2 years
The server checks every 10 minutes and goes to sleep if no active clients are
detected.
My main PC is a w7 box connecting to some
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I have a home server running ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS.
It was setup originally with ubuntu 12.04 LTS and running satisfactorily for
more than 2 years
The server checks every 10 minutes and goes to sleep if no active clients are
detected.
My main PC is a w7 box connecting to some
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With bash-completion 2.1 the default for unknown commands seems to be to add
a space after a string.
Thus path name completion cannot be performed properly.
Various users have complained about this for specific commands.
The reason behind bash-completion is to make life
I found that I needed a BIOS update to my ASUS (MSI was a typo in my 1st
comment) P9D-X which fixed the hardware dependent issue.
Thus for me the reboot issue is no more now.
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I can confirm this bug.
I just upgraded my home server from 12.04.5 LTS to 14.04.1 LTS and now the
system always reboots after a poweroff / shutdown -h command.
The only way to shut the system off is to press the power button when it's in
the POST phase.
If I issue a poweroff command the
As a workaround I reverted back to NFS v3 by adding -vers=3 to my
/etc/auto.xxx autofs files.
Just because there is a new NFS version it does not mean it is required to use.
In the past I was happy with v3 and I will switch to v4 only when the
performance problems have been solved.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1037662 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1037662
I administer 100 hosts with 12.04LTS and 14.04LTS and the problem with
update-notifier-common not respecting proxy settings is very annoying.
I have set the proxy in /etc/apt/apt.d/95proxies in
I administer 100 hosts with 12.04LTS and 14.04LTS and the problem with anacron
not respecting proxy settings is very annoying.
I have set the proxy in /etc/apt/apt.d/95proxies in /etc/environment and with
gsettings as recommended in
I administer 100 hosts with 12.04LTS and 14.04LTS and the problem with
update-notifier-common not respecting proxy settings is very annoying.
I have set the proxy in /etc/apt/apt.d/95proxies in /etc/environment and with
gsettings as recommended in
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1276941 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1276941
Just found that the problem is possibly not originating from fstrim.
As hdparm -I /dev/sda reports the error
SG_IO: bad/missing sense data, sb[]: 70 00 05 00 ... I suppose fstrim is
just passing the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1276941 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1276941
Digging deeper into it I found a line in /sbin/fstrim-all saying:
HDPARM=`hdparm -I $REALDEV` 2/dev/null || continue
I guess it should read instead:
HDPARM=`hdparm -I $REALDEV 2/dev/null` || continue
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1276941 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1276941
This bug is not a duplicate of 1276941 as the error messages are totally
different (although the root cause may be the same)
I installed 14.04LTS on a virtual machine and now I am getting the error from
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logrotate error on rotating winbind
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I frequently get the following error from logrotate on some of my 12.04
LTS machines.
/etc/cron.daily/logrotate:
logrotate_script: line 1: kill: (1660) - No such process
error: error running non-shared postrotate script for
/var/log/samba/log.winbindd of
I have 14.04 LTS running as a virtual machine which I upgrade from 12.02 LTS
and I do now see the error too on every boot.
Thus I think it is not the disk but some other cause which leads to this error.
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To my understanding it is normal behaviour that during boot the root filesystem
is first mounted ro and after it has passed some checks it gets remounted.
Logwatch seems to just to check the fstab line in the log file, see the error
option and report it as a false positive.
It is a false
To my understanding it is normal behaviour that during boot the root filesystem
is first mounted ro and after it has passed some checks it gets remounted.
Logwatch seems to just to check the fstab line in the log file, see the error
option and report it as a false positive.
It is a false
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I always get the following false positives reported from dmesg.
ERST: Error Record Serializa ...: 2 Time(s)
EXT4-fs (sdc1): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro ...: 2 Time(s)
Both messages are obviously not errors.
It seems that logwatch is just looking for words
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I always get the following false positives reported from dmesg.
ERST: Error Record Serializa ...: 2 Time(s)
EXT4-fs (sdc1): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro ...: 2 Time(s)
Both messages are obviously not errors.
It seems that logwatch is just looking for words
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I am running Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS on my server an I have a ksh script which
gathers system information.
It is invoked by cron.daily.
Recently I added the following lines:
pvscan | grep ^ *PV \
| perl -ne 's/[\n\r]*$// ; s/[\[\]]//g ;
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 366967 ***
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I administer 100 linux systems, most of them are desktops with more than 1
nic and running ubuntu LTS
With the advent of 12.04 our static resolv.conf got replaced by the resolvconf
/ network-manager thing
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I administer 100 linux systems, most of them are desktops with more than 1
nic and running ubuntu LTS.
With the advent of 12.04 our static resolv.conf got replaced by the resolvconf
/ network-manager thing and it causes only trouble.
After every reboot/etc/resolv.conf is a
I setup a vServer with ubuntu 12.04.02 LTS last week using the image
that my provider has supplied and I get the same error reported from
logwatch.
error: Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key
Looking at the /etc/ssh I only see:
ssh_config
sshd_config
ssh_host_dsa_key
I setup a vServer with ubuntu 12.04.02 LTS last week using the image
that my provider has supplied and I get the same error reported from
logwatch.
error: Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key
Looking at the /etc/ssh I only see:
ssh_config
sshd_config
ssh_host_dsa_key
I wonder who ever decided to have the window borders not configurable.
I work on a large screen and easily get RSI problems when I use the mouse too
much.
Thus I use a wacom tablet with a stylus pen additionally as a mouse enhancement.
I always work with multiple windows and frequently rearrange
I am on 12.04.1 LTS and the crappy firefox rapid deployment channel messed the
update one more time.
Thus I uninstalled firefox to get the ESR version but now there is this
orphaned firefox icon in the launcher I can not get rid of.
I read above that the issue should be fixed but I still have
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find . -xdev reports Permission denied on fuse mounts instead of skipping
the mount point.
I found various bug reports on fuse mounts and it seems that fuse mounts are
still not properly handled with 12.04.1 LTS.
Programs like x2go create a fuse mount in /tmp !
e.g.
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find . -xdev reports Permission denied on fuse mounts instead of skipping
the mount point.
I found various bug reports on fuse mounts and it seems that fuse mounts are
still not properly handled with 12.04.1 LTS.
Programs like x2go create a fuse mount in /tmp !
e.g.
I don't see why there is so much discussion about a workaround.
In my view if there is a flag -q or --quiet there should be no need to redirect
output to /dev/null but anacron should really be quiet. Point!
So I think it is a bug if anacron -q exhibits a message about not starting a
second
I have a Point of View Ion 330 with Ubuntu server running as a home server.
apt-get dist-upgrade shows no pending packages.
I also get the mountall Plymouth command failed error at every boot.
The system runs in command line mode only and shows the login prompt shortly
after the mountall error.
One whole year and the bug is still unassigned? Is there nobody in charge of
the udevd module?
I have installed 10.04LTS server lately as a home server with LVM but no Raid
as using Rsync is sufficient for me.
My system says there are no pending updates but nonetheless I do see the
udevd-work
Thanks for the clarification, I got the point now.
I commented my /etc/profile as shown below so that also non-experts understand
what it is about (and maybe become experts too some day).
My general issue of looking into this was the default value of PS1 which
obfuscates the input line if I am
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Binary package hint: anacron
/etc/cron.d/anacron runs start -q anacron || :
If anacron is already running this creates the output: start: Job is already
running: anacron
This is nagging and confusing.
A job which is already running should stay quiet about a restart
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command in 10.10 produces wrong message
@latimerio: the description you have given (data being compressed with
'compress') 1. is in a continuous tense, which is not the best thing
(although I'm not a native English speaker), and contains the word compress
twice... if we tolerate that, we could say
Hello Robert,
Thank you for digging into it.
From your wording suggestions I think 'file' command gives wrong type for
data being compressed with 'compress' describes it best.
Indeed I was trying to process a bunch of files which had been compressed
with 'compress' on HP-UX.
Because I had a large
To me it appears that its not a locale problem but the -f option is on by
default
e.g.
{ echo a
echo j
echo A
echo i
echo AA
echo B
} | sort
produces
a
A
AA
B
i
j
instead of
A
AA
B
a
i
j
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75705
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Binary package hint: coreutils
The sort command sorts in the wrong order by default (see below)
To me it seems that the -f option is the default now which I think is wrong.
e.g.
{ echo a
echo j
echo A
echo i
echo AA
echo B
} | sort
produces
a
A
AA
B
i
j
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file
in 10.10 the file command for a compressed (gzip) file says:
... compress'd...
The apostroph in here is completely wrong to me.
It messed up things in my output parser and it should say compressed instead
of compress'd as in previous
Sorry for bugging, I think this can be closed.
I found that I need to set LC_COLLATE=C in the environment to get the desired
sort order.
The man page has a small hint regarding the default order depending on the
locale setting, which I did not interpret correctly.
I was not suspecting that the
The System - Administration menu is in many aspects not usable!!
E. g. even after changing the Language Support command to gksudo
/usr/bin/gnome-language-selector in alacarte, I can not install any language
by using the menu.
This is because after selecting a language for installation a get
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