Public bug reported:
Hi @all,
On a updated Ubuntu 18.04, if I installed docker via the package
"docker.io" (from universe), the daemon "docker" is not enabled by
default as you can seen in the following paste:
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~# lsb_relea
Just for information, I have retried the test with a Xenial 16.04.1
(instead of 16.04) in a fresh install of a VM and the problem still
exists.
Regards.
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Ah ok. In any case, the "mountall" package has potentially a bad
behavior with valid fuse.ceph fstab lines.
In Trusty, it's really a problem because by default Trusty uses upstart
which uses mountall to mount filesystems in fstab. For the other
distribution, I don't know. :)
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Ah ok, thx.
Personally I'm not used to changing the init program of my distrib but
indeed it's possible. So the problem can happen in Trusty and in Xenial
too with the condition to switch to upstart in the Xenial case.
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In fact, the problem is not really embarassing in Ubuntu Xenial because
mountall is not used by default to mount the filesystems from fstab.
But, for instance, it's really embarassing in Ubuntu Trusty because:
1. the problem is present in Ubuntu Trusty too (the code C is the same on this
part),
2
Public bug reported:
Hi,
Here is a perfectly valid fstab line to mount a fuse.ceph filesystem
(it's a distributed file system but no importance here):
id=cfs,keyring=/etc/ceph/keyring,client_mountpoint=/ /mnt/ fuse.ceph
defaults,_netdev 0 0
But here are the arguments given to /sbin/moun
Sorry impossible to attach my "apport" file. If I try, the "Submit"
button works no longer.
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Title:
Xenial: impossible to rename an interface wit
Public bug reported:
Hi,
Impossible to rename an interface with a .link file in a updated Ubuntu
Xenial. It's a fresh and basic install without GUI, just a ssh server
(it's a VirtualBox VM).
Here is my environment:
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root@xenial-clean:~# lsb_release -a
