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1728916497 M * yang I get a lot of "insserv" warnings during upgrade related to vserver I think? https://paste.debian.net/hidden/6db106a7/
1728916544 M * yang do I need to tune/change anything ?
1728917051 M * gnarface strictly speaking, you don't usually actually need the LSB tags, but i'm sure there are known appropriate ones already available for all those services, probably just in a different release's versions of them
1728917106 M * gnarface damn, how old is the release you're upgrading from though?
1728917204 M * gnarface it should still fall back on the symlinks as the sole designation of default start/stop states, afaik
1728917252 M * gnarface and LSB tags, if furnished, should be able to override "start" symlinks but not "stop" symlinks
1728917321 M * gnarface if the scripts came from out-of-distro, i think you should be able to just use the LSB header from stock ones fine
1728917338 M * gnarface maybe some adjustments here and there if necessary, depending on setup
1728917683 M * yang gnarface hehe, it's linux-vserver from 2005
1728917709 M * yang but I have upgraded it, about 3 years ago
1728918214 M * gnarface oh, so like etch or lenny?
1728918221 M * gnarface sarge?
1728918233 M * gnarface i'm trying to remember when the last time was there weren't LSB tags
1728918266 J * yang3 ~yang@yang.netop.oftc.net
1728918278 M * gnarface in theory you could just merge in the versions from the very next release and it would be fine
1728918308 M * yang hmm, any manual about how to do that?
1728918322 M * gnarface LSB tags used to be pretty clearly explained on the debian wiki
1728918336 M * gnarface if you can find the archive.org version of it from around wheezy...
1728918345 M * gnarface (when wheezy was stable)
1728918385 M * gnarface they're almost self-explanatory
1728918400 M * gnarface i think the only change i had to make was moving ntpd to start before my guests
1728918631 M * gnarface yang: oh, here, it's not gone yet: https://wiki.debian.org/LSBInitScripts
1728918647 M * gnarface i could have sworn i tried to find this and it was gone...
1728918704 M * gnarface the only thing that's really confusing is it looks like a comment, but that's just part of the syntax :)
1728918734 M * yang ok thank you, I'll have a read
1728918806 M * gnarface np
1728920459 M * yang3 Is this a familiar error when doing "apt full-upgrade" from bullseye to bookworm? The installer stopped...how to resolve? https://paste.debian.net/hidden/91730853/
1728921060 M * Guy- yang3: remove one of the vdlimit files, reconfigure usrmerge, then reinstall the package that provides this binary, to be on the safe side
1728921339 M * yang3 https://paste.debian.net/hidden/8c024b28/
1728921416 M * Guy- same recipe
1728922044 M * yang3 ugh I need to manually do all these? https://paste.debian.net/1332271/
1728922245 M * gnarface wasn't there still a way to decline usrmerge as of bookworm?
1728922258 M * gnarface i thought it wasn't mandatory until the next release, whatever current testing is...
1728922275 M * gnarface or is that only devuan?
1728922542 M * Guy- yang3: you can do them in one go
1728922557 M * yang3 for i in $(dpkg -L util-vserver-core | grep sbin/); do base=$(basename "$i"); if [ -L /sbin/"$base" ] && [ -f /usr/sbin/"$base" ]; then echo rm /sbin/"$base"; done
1728922564 M * Guy- yang3: uninstall util-vserver if that's what ships them, dpkg-reconfigure usrmerge, then reinstall util-vserver
1728922568 M * yang3 would this be correct, I am not skilled with scripting
1728922592 M * yang3 the system says, I may not do other things, before not fixing these
1728922607 M * Guy- gnarface: I fought it for a while but gave up when too much stuff started breaking
1728922634 M * Guy- yang3: looks good -- you're certainly not going to irrevocably break anything
1728922698 M * yang3 guy so the script looks good -> for i in $(dpkg -L util-vserver-core | grep sbin/); do base=$(basename "$i"); if [ -L /sbin/"$base" ] && [ -f /usr/sbin/"$base" ]; then echo rm /sbin/"$base"; done
1728922702 M * yang3 i run this ?
1728922728 M * Guy- yes
1728922802 M * yang3 for i in $(dpkg -L util-vserver-core | grep sbin/); do base=$(basename "$i"); if [ -L /sbin/"$base" ] && [ -f /usr/sbin/"$base" ]; then echo rm /sbin/"$base"; done
1728922805 M * yang3 bash: syntax error near unexpected token `done'
1728922822 M * Guy- you're missing a "fi"
1728922825 M * yang3 ?
1728922842 M * yang3 could you please paste the correct syntax?
1728922850 M * Guy- for i in $(dpkg -L util-vserver-core | grep sbin/); do base=$(basename "$i"); [ -L /sbin/"$base" ] && [ -f /usr/sbin/"$base" ] && rm /sbin/"$base"; done
1728922853 M * yang3 ok
1728922865 M * Guy- in bash, it's if ... then ... fi
1728922875 M * Guy- but with the two &&'s we avoided the if completely
1728923013 M * yang3 ok
1728923015 M * yang3 it completed without error
1728923017 M * yang3 https://paste.debian.net/1332277/
1728923444 M * yang3 uninstall util-vserver if that's what ships them, dpkg-reconfigure usrmerge, then reinstall util-vserver
1728923448 M * yang3 maybe i should do this now
1728923456 M * yang3 Guy-: ^
1728923818 M * yang3 https://paste.debian.net/hidden/72d110e6/
1728925118 M * Guy- yang3: no, dpkg --configure --pending now
1728925136 M * Guy- to finish usrmerge configuration
1728925151 M * yang3 ok
1728931918 Q * yang3 Ping timeout: 480 seconds