Deeks22
December 17th, 2015, 08:06 PM
Hi everyone,
I currently have to administrate some Ubuntu Server machines and I'm having trouble with apt-get upgrade. I'm trying to upgrade a machine running 14.04, which hadn't been updated/upgraded for a very long time. While apt-get update works just fine, the upgrade-process gets stuck at the point where it seems to restart the ssh service, saying ssh stop/waiting
From there on, the upgrade won't continue. I'm not running the upgrade via a ssh session.
As I'm not familiar with Linux in general, the immediate problem is, how to stop the upgrade process without breaking anything as a simple Ctrl+C won't do it. Another, basically identical machine stops at the exact same point during the upgrade process.
Any ideas on how to narrow down the problem?
I currently have to administrate some Ubuntu Server machines and I'm having trouble with apt-get upgrade. I'm trying to upgrade a machine running 14.04, which hadn't been updated/upgraded for a very long time. While apt-get update works just fine, the upgrade-process gets stuck at the point where it seems to restart the ssh service, saying ssh stop/waiting
From there on, the upgrade won't continue. I'm not running the upgrade via a ssh session.
As I'm not familiar with Linux in general, the immediate problem is, how to stop the upgrade process without breaking anything as a simple Ctrl+C won't do it. Another, basically identical machine stops at the exact same point during the upgrade process.
Any ideas on how to narrow down the problem?