On 2021/02/23 01:46, Simon Lees wrote:
> On 2/23/21 5:31 PM, L A Walsh wrote:
>
>> Simon Lees wrote:
>>
>>> http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/leap/15.0/repo/oss/x86_64/rpm-4.1…
>>>
>> ---
>>
>> Another FWIW, I working on my download script being workable
>> with leap-15.0 ....
>>
>
> Well the supported way to update a system is `zypper dup` we will make
> sure that works there should rarely be a need for an openSUSE user to
> call rpm directly, especially when installing / removing / upgrading
> packages.
>
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Well, having pulled down that repo
and the files in oss/repodata (repomd.xml, primary.xml, et al)
I pointed zypper's "add-repo" with the "--check" flag at the 'repo',
but it seems to be missing something:
> sudo zypper up
Error building the cache:
[Leap15.0_OSS|file:/home/cache/suse/distribution/leap/15.0/repo/oss]
Valid metadata not found at specified URL
Warning: Skipping repository 'Leap15.0_OSS' because of the above error.
Error building the cache:
[Leap15.0_oss_src|file:/home/cache/suse/source/distribution/leap/15.0/repo/oss/]
Valid metadata not found at specified URL
Warning: Skipping repository 'Leap15.0_oss_src' because of the above error.
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...
Nothing to do.
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I tried tracing zypper's actions, but don't see any attempt to
open any files (or any failures associated with such):
# strace -ff -e open zypper up |& more
strace: Process 72710 attached
[pid 72710] +++ exited with 0 +++
--- SIGCHLD {si_signo=SIGCHLD, si_code=CLD_EXITED, si_pid=72710,
si_uid=0, si_status=0, si_utime=1, si_stime=0} ---
strace: Process 72711 attached
strace: Process 72712 attached
[pid 72712] +++ exited with 0 +++
[pid 72711] --- SIGCHLD {si_signo=SIGCHLD, si_code=CLD_EXITED,
si_pid=72712, si_uid=0, si_status=0, si_utime=56, si_stime=16} ---
[pid 72711] +++ exited with 0 +++
--- SIGCHLD {si_signo=SIGCHLD, si_code=CLD_EXITED, si_pid=72711,
si_uid=0, si_status=0, si_utime=0, si_stime=0} ---
Error building the cache:
[Leap15.0_OSS|file:/home/cache/suse/distribution/leap/15.0/repo/oss]
Valid metadata not found at specified URL
Warning: Skipping repository 'Leap15.0_OSS' because of the above error.
Error building the cache:
[Leap15.0_oss_src|file:/home/cache/suse/source/distribution/leap/15.0/repo/oss/]
Valid metadata not found at specified URL
Warning: Skipping repository 'Leap15.0_oss_src' because of the above error.
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...
Nothing to do.
+++ exited with 0 +++
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What files is zypper trying to find that are missing? It doesn't
seem to be trying to open any files (!!?)...I'm not
sure why strace isn't showing any open file attempts, though
I admit to being a novice on using the "-e open" switch to limit
filtering to open calls.
Still any idea what files it might be wanting? It's not
very specific...
Thanks...
Just hand-built a pod from the docker-compose.yaml for mailu/postfix. But two problems:
- Is the correct way to set the CIDR for a pod: --network=slirp4netns:cidr=10.2.21.0/24 ?
- One of the containers in the pod is unbound, which provides DNS for the other containers. So it must have a static IP, but in pod run --ip= does not work.
"Error: invalid config provided: rootless containers and pods cannot be assigned static IP addresses" What do you do about this?
- How does unbound get its queries out of the pod to an authoritatative nameserver?
- The pod is not auto-starting on boot. There is no --restart-always when creating a pod, so systemd?
-
Hi,
I'm having trouble getting a 15.3 installation to boot properly. I've
tried it two different ways on two installation locations on the hard
drive, and it has failed to boot either time. The installation is with
KDE desktop environment in both cases. I'll just detail the first case
in this thread, and when it gets fixed I'll diferentiate it from the
second case and tackle it to get it working too.
I installed 15.3 from a dvd iso that I downloaded and used Suse Studio
Imagewriter to write it to a USB stick. I haven't had a problem
installing the image to the hard drive, but when I have finished and
try to start the new installation from the hard drive, it doesn't boot
properly.
I installed / to one partition, /home to another partition, and /boot
to another small partition. All of the installation partitions are
ext4. The bios is set to bios boot (legacy). The boot loader is Grub2
and the master boot record is on /dev/sda. I have several
other installed and working linux operating systems in this way and
Grub 2 recognizes all of them and they boot normally (including an
operating 15.2 system on this computer; I'm using it to write this
thread). But I haven't had to include a separate /boot partition in the
past on any of the other distros that I have installed previously.
When I try to boot the 15.3 system, it boots up to terminal. I am able
to log in as user, then to try to get the graphical system up I have
typed tried several methods that I researched in the forum or otherwise
online, but the only one that works is "sudo startx". After typing in
the root password, the graphical desktop environment starts (KDE), but
it starts in the wrong resolution. It comes up in 640x480 resolution,
and there is no graphical selection to change it to the screen's native
resolution of 1366x768 in System Settings>Display configuration.
I thank you in advance for your input to correct what I'm doing wrong,
and allow me to fix this issue.
Mark
In the repodata dir for the oss repo, the primary.xml
file usually lists all the packages and their locations for that repo.
In the repo D/l area, its listed as some long hex#
"<hex#>-primary.xml.gz" in the "oss/repodata/" dir. The rpm
package referred to is has name "arphic-uming-fonts"
of type "noarch".
Files in the oss repo are in the x86_64 or noarch subdirs.
One file, a chinese font file (that usually would be under 'noarch')
is under "oss/boot/x86_64/".
1) why is a file in the oss repo referring to a "boot" dir?
2) why is a font under an x86_64 dir (under a boot dir) instead
of a 'noarch' dir?
2a) Does it have executable code in the rpm package? (unlikely)
But why, at least, not under "boot/noarch", but that is given
that it is also under some dir named 'boot'. Weird location:
<location href="boot/x86_64/arphic-uming-fonts.rpm"/>
I don't know about anyone else, but if I look for a pkg in a distro,
I usually look under 'oss/x86_64|noarch', never
under 'oss/boot/x86_64' for a package with no ver/rel in its
pathname. Other data in primary.xml indicates it's version is:
<version epoch="0" ver="0.2.20080216.1" rel="lp150.1.7"/>
Anyway, likely no big deal, but seemed odd.
Hello :-)
I see that there are problem since the migration with packman.
For some reasons my main computer is still under Leap 15.1. Is packman
still available for this old version and is 15.1 already out of support?
thanks
jdd
--
http://dodin.org
is the packman repository down? moving servers? having a bad day?
my failing url is
http://packman.inode.at/suse/openSUSE_Leap_15.2/
when i disable it and then try to add anew using yast, community, it is
no longer listed as an option
Today, I noticed my computer performance was very poor. Top showed
something called .dhcpd running under user test and using almost 400% of
my CPU. In ~/test, I found an executable .dhcpd. I have not used the
test account for a long time. That .dhcpd also survived a reboot, so
I'll have to determine how it's starting.
Here is some info:
linux:~ # ps aux|grep test
test     3887 0.0 0.0 72236 7956 ?       Ss  09:02  0:00
/usr/lib/systemd/systemd --user
test     3888 0.0 0.0 265004 3220 ?       S   09:02  0:00 (sd-pam)
test     3909 416 7.3 2439200 2401880 ?    SNsl 09:02  5:35
/home/test/.dhpcd
root     5532 0.0 0.0  7432  920 pts/2   S+  09:03  0:00 grep
--color=auto test
linux:~ # cd ~test
linux:/home/test # ls
.Xauthority   .config .emacs    .gtkrc-2.0 .local .profile     Â
.xinitrc.template   Downloads Templates
.bash_history .dbus   .esd_auth .i18n      .mozilla .qt          Â
.xsession-errors-:1 Music     Videos
.bashrc       .dhpcd  .fonts    .inputrc   .nx .ssh         Â
Desktop             Pictures  bin
.cache        .dmrc   .gnupg    .kde4      .pki .xim.templateÂ
Documents           Public    public_html
linux:/home/test # ls -l .dhpcd
-rwxr-xr-x 1 test users 3458848 Mar 1 18:38 .dhpcd
linux:/home/test # kill -9 3909
linux:/home/test # ps aux|grep test
root     7884 0.0 0.0  7432  820 pts/2   S+  09:06  0:00 grep
--color=auto test
linux:/home/test # more .dhpcd
******** .dhpcd: Not a text file ********
linux:/home/test # ls -a .dhpcd
.dhpcd
linux:/home/test # ls -al .dhpcd
-rwxr-xr-x 1 test users 3458848 Mar 1 18:38 .dhpcd
linux:/home/test #
There were some updates yesterday, so I wonder if one of them is
infected with something. Also, this computer is configured with a
static IPv4 address and uses SLAAC on IPv6, so it shouldn't be using dhcpd.
Hi,
I'm really quite lost currently.
I'm trying to change my LAMP setup based on 15.2 to use event MPM and
PHP through fcgi and fpm.
I just don't get it to work though. I had expected to find massive
amounts of docs how to do it because of LAMP being an extremely common
usecase and apache prefork being an extremely weak choice resource wise.
I found quite some tutorials for other distributions which didn't work.
I also found
https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Apache_FastCGI_and_PHP-FPM_configuration
obviously but following that just does not work for me.
The situation I'm ending up with is that I get a directory listing when
entering my webserver target. Calling index.php directly offers to
download it.
I guess there is probably missing only a very small piece in the article
above but I'm not able to figure it out.
Anyone an idea?
Thanks,
Wolfgang