Of course it is possible to reproduce this on a clean 13.04 system. I
did that in fact by installing a clean 13.04 system as a virtual machine
and then just installing the libnss-ldap package together with our
modified /etc/ldap.conf and /etc/nsswitch.conf. After doing so sudo
immediately crashes.
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Since our upgrade to 13.04 (we had 12.10 previously) our administrators
cannot use "sudo" anymore. When sudo is used and either the correct
password or incorrect password is used sudo immediately crashes with the
following crash report:
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sudo[23352]: segfault at
Ok. now I did it the hard way by doing a
dpkg --force -r libjpeg62-dev
apt-get -f install
to force an uninstall of libjpeg62-dev via dpkg and afterwards a fix of
the dependencies. Afterwards I was able to run "do-release-upgrade"
again without seeing that "immediate configuration" error.
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Also an "sudo apt-get -o APT::Immediate-Configure=false remove
libjpeg62-dev" does not work and returns the same error. currently I am
unable to run continue upgrading the system to 12.04. Any help?
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I am having the same issue here when trying to upgrade a 11.10 system to
12.04 (precise). And the mentioned workaround does not work. as soon as
I try to "apt-get remove libjpeg62-dev" I get the following error:
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root@uranus:/etc# sudo apt-get remove libjpeg62-dev
Reading package lis
I can confirm that the problem seems to be solved with 2.6.38-13.54.
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Title:
Kernel Oops : Dentry still in use (1) [unmount of nfs4 0:1d]
To man
I had the same problem here with one system after having upgraded it
from 11.04 to 11.10. However, the instructions given in #40 solved the
problem after a reboot. So it really seems that something when
upgradeing a 11.04 to 11.10 seems to screw up the new /var/run -> /run
move. Here also /etc/netw
Same here, but I simply changed the AFPD_UAMLIST variable in
/etc/default/netatalk to look like:
AFPD_UAMLIST="-U uams_dhx.so,uams_dhx2_passwd.so"
After a restart of netatalk (2.2beta4) everything worked again on 11.10
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Same problem, same backtrace here on 11.10 with netatalk 2.2beta4 and
trying to connect with lion clients.
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Here we are facing the same problem with two of our main servers where
users login to work. Both servers are Natty (11.04) and as soon as we
start avahi-daemon its CPU load jumps up to 100%. After some
investigation I identified that setting the "enable-dbus" option in the
avahi-daemon.conf file to
Can confirm the fix with installing libpoppler13 v0.16.7-2ubuntu1 as
well. However, I still propose to backport that fix to 11.04 (natty) as
there the xpdf installation is still broken and no update has been
released for it so far and oneiric isn't out yet and perhaps not all
people are going to sw
Here I am having the same problem with our server since we upgraded them
to 11.04 (natty):
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langner@mars:~$ ll /net/cns2/
ls: cannot access /net/cns2/: No such file or directory
langner@mars:~$ ll /net/cns2/.
ls: /net/cns2/./user: No such file or directory
ls: /net/cns2/./astro: No s
After some testing of the latest released Ubuntu kernel version
(2.6.38-10-server) I have to unfortunately report that the problem still
persists. Thus, the kernel still seems to Oops at the very same
location. See the attached dmesg output:
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[662197.101766] BUG: Dentry 880052f
Any progress on a bugfix for that one? It is really unbelieveable that
it hasn't been fixed in the meantime since this bug exists so long and
is so important for servers using NFS connections regularly. Here, we
are considering downgrading our kernels to the ones use in 11.04 as we
still get regula
@Joseph
here the /etc/auto.net file is also mostly unmodified and it doesn't
really matter which options I specify there (also tried the default
options). However, my current options are:
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opts="-fstype=nfs,vers=3,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,nolock,hard,intr,nodev,nosuid"
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Here, the clients are all ubuntu/natty (7 servers with different
hardware) and the NFS server is a solaris10 server (SPARC) with all
regular and security updates installed.
autofs config on client:
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/net/etc/auto.net
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nfs server config on solaris10 (/etc/df
Yes, you are right. It also happens when trying to shutdown the machine.
So it seems to be essentially related to unmounting NFS volumes under
certain circumstances. Increasing the autofs unmount timeout simply
reduces the probability of seeing this problem during runtime of the
system.
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I can support that observation. It doesn't matter if you put heavy load
on the nfs mounts. All that matters is that the nfs mounts are mounted
via autofs and that you have a timeout to get the system automatically
unmounting the shares. That's where the crash happens actually. Here I
have in fact i
After having tried to switch all remote NFS share mounts to use NFS3
instead of NFS4 as I thought that might have been the reason for the
crash. However, now that two of our servers showed up with the exact
same problem again, I can report that this seems to even happen with
nfs3 shares. The traceb
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 769927 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/769927
same here. After replacing automount of remote NFS shares by direct
mounts in /etc/fstab the issue seems to be gone. so somehow automount is
going to crash the kernel in that way.
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After upgrade to natty, I found that my ipsec connection did not work
anymore. After investigation I found the following error messages in
/var/log/syslog:
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May 15 13:53
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.38-8-server
We are running several servers with Ubuntu 10.10 without any problem so
far. After updating two of the servers to 11.04 and thus kernel 2.6.38
we are seeing the following kernel crash/report showing up:
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[77459.4
I am also getting the same kind of error here with a third-party
application which is a commercial application, which isn't publically
available and which I can unfortunately not share with anyone. However,
since we upgraded our servers to Lucid (10.04) the application "scatter"
returns the followi
Here the same. The fix works as expected.
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Ok. let me know if you have some intermediate debug version I could test and
see if the issue is fixed. Would love to test that here.
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Thanks for you fast reply. Please find attached the cathed debug log
when gnome-screensaver crashes when issuing a "gnome-screensaver-command
-a". Would be great to get that fixed ASAP as this seems to be the only
issue that is currently holding back us from deploying ubuntu 10.04 to
our main serve
I also get the same kind of crashes of gnome-screenaver daemon as soon
as "gnome-screensaver-command -a" is used. Please note, however, that
this happens with a remote X connection to a Sunray. But the stacktrace
looks quite similar. I Have started "/usr/bin/gnome-screenaver" with the
option "--no-
Let me add that I see the very same problem here with our SunRay Server
System which we have running under Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty). Since we have
installed updates and rebooted all SunRay sessions can't be locked
anymore. After some short investigation we see that "gnome-screensaver"
isn't automatical
Let me add that I would also be glad if the firmware loading mechanism
could be directly integrated into Ubuntu without having to create an own
initramfs-tools hooks. However, as many people were already asking in
other fora how to create such a hook, here is the one I created as /etc
/initdramfs-t
Here we are having the very same problem with our 9.04 intrepid servers.
We are using pidgin as our company wide instant messaging solution via
bonjour. But since the update to intrepid we are receiving numerous
crashes when people are chatting. After some investigation we identified
pidgin to only
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The logic in gdm-xdmcp-manager.c that calls the
gdm_xdmcp_recount_sessions() function seems to be broken. Here we do
have a system running as a terminal server with SunRays connected to an
intrepid system. We noticed that XDMCP sessions are declined i
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