package update fails
Ladies & Gents,
I went to install an update to nagios on my new server and the install is failing. I have locked the server down pertty hard so I suspect that it is a permissions issue with dpkg but I can't tell which folder. I did see something about write permissions on a folder in /var or /usr but it went by to fast to be able to read it. I have looked at the logs but can't find it. When running apt-get -f install I get a warning about the script using an out-dated method of ucf and that debconf was not passing 'ok' to it so it was reverting to the old method. Then it tries to start nagios and just sits there. How do I find out what file permissions needs to changed? I suppose that it may also be a user issue in that I deleted most of the user accounts in the hardening proccess. I thought that I had replaced all the user accounts that I had to have for operation. Thanks for your input |
try running the command again but this time use >> nagiosupdate.log and this should hopefully add the error in this log.
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Reading package lists... It still is not showing the write error or the folder. Any other ideas? |
This bug report may help http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=515289 looks like it might provide a little information for you. I will see if I can dig anything else up for you in the meantime. also try droping the -f from your apt-get install and see if that helps.
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