oerdnj
commented
1 week ago I’ve seen this before - is there systemd-
Try looking at the pstree output when the apt is stuck.
Closed markolbert closed 4 days ago
oerdnj
commented
1 week ago I’ve seen this before - is there systemd-
Try looking at the pstree output when the apt is stuck.
markolbert
commented
1 week ago Thanx for the quick reply, and the suggestions!
I will be on a motorcycle trip for the next few days so I may not be able to follow-up until late this week or next week. (I also need to read up on pstree; while I’ve been using linux for many years, and Debian for about a decade, I’m only what I’d call an intermediate level user).
Again, thanx for the quick reply.
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I’ve seen this before - is there systemd- running from apt?
Try looking at the pstree output when the apt is stuck.
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markolbert
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1 week ago Just a quick follow-up…
I >>think<< I solved the problem by purging everything related to PHP before doing the buster -> bullseye and the bullseye -> bookworm upgrades. Although now I’m chasing down problems with missing PHP modules ☹.
Thanx for your help!
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I’ve seen this before - is there systemd- running from apt?
Try looking at the pstree output when the apt is stuck.
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Frequently asked questions
Describe the bug I am running into problems upgrading a debian 11/bullseye system. They seem to involve the php-common package.
No matter what I do, whenever I do an apt-get update/apt-get upgrade, the upgrade always fails at php-common. Here's a transcript of a recent attempt:
I've waited over an hour for this to complete, and it hasn't.
topshows no activity for the various processes involved.The only way out of this still I've found is to
kill allthe apt-get and dpkg processes it launches. I then have to go in and rm the contents of/var/lib/dpkg/updates/, because otherwise the next upgrade attempt complains about dpkg having been interrupted (the suggestion it provides to fix the problem merely dumps me back into the same php-common stall).I've also tried purged
php-commonand then re-installing it. That works...but the very next "general" update/upgrade attempt once again stalls at php-common.Your understanding of what is happening It feels like something is going wrong in the post installation script. But, if it is, it isn't posting anything to the console.
What steps did you take to resolve issue yourself before reporting it here described above
Expected behavior apt-get install php-common should succeed, and subsequent update/upgrade cycles should, too.
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