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March 31st, 2010, 08:09 PM
Suddenly, meaning in the last few days, the apache server and the SSH daemon on my laptop are not running after login on my laptop.
Does anyone know of a solution? It seems the daemon scripts in /etc/init.d/ are not run. This used to work fine until a couple of days ago.
Some months ago there was a similar problem, due to the latest version of upstart, which will not start these services if the network interface is not connected during boot (which it isn't, since I'm using a wireless network interface which connects when the user logs in).
The solution was to downgrade upstart from 0.6.3-10 to 0.6.3-11.
Now it seems that even though I thought I locked to 3-10, 3-11 was installed during an upgrade, so I'm having to downgrade it yet again to have the daemons started. Does anyone know if there's a LASTING solution to this problem in Ubuntu 9.10?
Also, does someone know if this problem is also present with the version of upstart in Lucid?
TIA for any response :-)
Does anyone know of a solution? It seems the daemon scripts in /etc/init.d/ are not run. This used to work fine until a couple of days ago.
Some months ago there was a similar problem, due to the latest version of upstart, which will not start these services if the network interface is not connected during boot (which it isn't, since I'm using a wireless network interface which connects when the user logs in).
The solution was to downgrade upstart from 0.6.3-10 to 0.6.3-11.
Now it seems that even though I thought I locked to 3-10, 3-11 was installed during an upgrade, so I'm having to downgrade it yet again to have the daemons started. Does anyone know if there's a LASTING solution to this problem in Ubuntu 9.10?
Also, does someone know if this problem is also present with the version of upstart in Lucid?
TIA for any response :-)