Nico
Thanks for your suggestions.
I know it is not a typo as I did copy and paste into the second machine
/etc/fstab and it worked.
I note that /etc/mtab contains
/dev/shm /var/spool/MIMEDefang tmpfs
rw,relatime,size=262144k,mode=770,uid=991,gid=990 0 0
so it looks like the mount is working OK.
You may have ended up with libreport-plugin-rhtsupport installed.
you should be able to remove that plugin with yum.
Pat
On 02/08/2016 01:39 PM, Thomas Leavitt wrote:
Abrt prompts me to activate autoreporting (this appeared after an
install from 7.0 media and an update to 7.2), and fails… is
Abrt prompts me to activate autoreporting (this appeared after an install from
7.0 media and an update to 7.2), and fails... is this a branding issue, or a
non-existent functionality issue, or should it work? (see attached screenshot)
Thomas
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Thomas Leavitt (tleav...@eag.com)
Interim Sr. Linu
This is an upstream bug: id=1293513
On 02/08/2016 12:02 PM, Tim Kanuka wrote:
The effect of installing SL_yum-cron_no_automated_apply_updates and
SL_yum-cron_no_default_excludes were *both* undone by the update. As Bill
implies, the TUV change of a config file back to the default for the sake
The effect of installing SL_yum-cron_no_automated_apply_updates and
SL_yum-cron_no_default_excludes were *both* undone by the update. As Bill
implies, the TUV change of a config file back to the default for the sake of a
few comment lines seems a bit severe (although, admittedly, those comment l
Greetings,
I posted a while back about conflicts that came up under 7.1 when the kernel
for 7.2 was dropped into the 7.1 security repo. I had issues with VirtualBox
kernel modules and dependencies to packages not backported from 7.2 into 7.1.
Since that time I had avoided doing kernel updates
On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 1:26 AM, Bill Maidment wrote:
> An update.
> I have put the same /etc/fstab entry in another SL7.2 machine and it sets the
> permissions correctly on boot.
>
> On the problem machine I have tried setting the permissions on the directory
> to 0770 before rebooting, but some
