Re: Experiences with RC1 after running it for 24h
[Ole-Anders Andreassen]
> Iceweasel is not 100% as it should be.
> http://bugs.skolelinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1430
>
> I left iceweasel running when I left work yesterday,
> when I logged inn this morning, it was hanging.
No idea.
> Sound on diskless workstations works nice.
Good.
> In nagios I get a warning about apt-update.
>
> apt-updates WARNING 2010-01-26 08:24:32 0d 22h 41m 35s 4/4 APT
> WARNING: 0 packages available for upgrade
> (0 critical updates). warnings detected,
> errors detected. run with -v for information.
>
> A bit strange this warning, nothing to upgrade :)
Caused by /etc/apt/apt.conf not being readable by the nagios user.
The source of the problem is
/usr/share/debian-edu-config/tools/update-proxy-from-wpad failing to
make sure the files it create are readable by all, and affect every
installation not using a proxy during installation (if they use a
proxy, the file will be created by debian-installer which make sure
the file is readable by all).
Patch to fix it in the installation is in
<URL: http://bugs.skolelinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1431 >. I assume it
should not be fixed in the r0 release, given what the majority decided
on IRC on sunday.
> Root also get a lot of mails every hour with topics like this:
>
> N 19 root@postoffice.i Tue Jan 26 01:00 29/1508 Cron
> <root@static01> [ -x /usr/sbin/etcinsvk ]
> N 20 root@postoffice.i Tue Jan 26 01:00 29/1508 Cron
> <root@static00> [ -x /usr/sbin/etcinsvk ]
Not quite sure what causes this. The cron job should only run if
etcinsvk is enabled, and when it is enabled it should not need to talk
to the user (the error messages are from the get_prompt() function in
svk, which try to ask the user).
Happy hacking,
--
Petter Reinholdtsen
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