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Did a recent upgrade of Landscape (can't remember from-to versions 16.03 to 17.03 maybe?)

|USN update cron script is not running, USN information may be out of date|
this is the error I get...

WARNING
- if you were keeping up with the latest package updates from this PPA https://launchpad.net/~zfs-native, then in performing these steps you are likely to have DOWNGRADED your zfsonlinux...

Thanks for the detailed response MAFoElffen,

Everything in the originally posted log/pastes should contain the full information. I agree it's surprising that there aren't any extra logs or hints...

Hey raid/mdadm/server/kernel experts;

I'm running Ubuntu server 12.04 w/ mdadm software RAIDs. Recently, one of the drives (sdj) is failing in md2000 array. At first I was trying to "get it back...

Good day,

Recently I upgraded my server from 10.04 to 12.04 LTS.

Since then, for a long while, I was unable to use X11 forwarding. (previously it worked just fine).

Today finally I spent the...

Sorry never tested w/ postfix ... did you miss the "sendmail symlink" trick I noted in the tutorial?

Good day,

Use Case:
* Applies to: Desktop, Nautilus (file browser)

Symptom:
* When selecting icons or items or files on the desktop\nautilus, the "drag box" is purely white, and has 0%...

Thanks everyone for the feedback!

Since I originally wrote this how-to on Ubuntu 8.04, I have since built a new server, and reconfiguring my RAID monitoring has been long over-due. I finally got...

NOTE: At some point this pmi binary was removed (not included by default). it should be part of the powermanagement-interface deb package.

Confirmed! Great, thanks Capscrew!

This is a little weird, but consider:

* Running Ubuntu 10.04
* GNOME (not KDE)
* Have Amarok2 installed (which uses KDE stuff)
* Have this problem where the tooltips in Amarok aren't...

Context:
* Was previously running apt-cacher on Ubuntu Server 8.04
* Upgraded to Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS (note that I didn't upgrade per say, but rather formatted, and installed a fresh...

Yeah this sucks. I usually use xsane, which still works. But since my post on March 5th, "simple-scan" no longer works. Similar to other reports, clicking "scan" causes the scanner to move around...

Do you have any spare computers or virtual machines to test with?

It is a valuable test to try with other computers, other OSs, to see if the problem is wide-spread across your house-hold (i.e....

Also, how did you assemble the array?

Just installed mdadm, then rebooted? (allowing mdadm to auto-assemble based on the entry in /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf)

Yikes. Yeah so you've got a RAID array created with "entire disks" without any "Linux RAID" partitions on them. I don't believe this is recommended ... because probably what's happened is that the...

Thanks dtfinch.

I went with option 2) version 1.1 metadata. Since I was creating partitions 2048 blocks into the drive (DOS compatibility disabled [c] and in sector mode [u]), and I'm not booting...

How to control the order of the pages though?

I have 2x PNG files, and they're "foo.png" and "bar.png". I select foo, and then CTRL+click on bar, and bar always is the first page, but I want foo...

This is ridiculous. I have performed a full re-creation of my array, and after a reboot, it has eaten the disks again.


fermulator@fermmy-server:/media/arrays/md2000$ cat /proc/mdstat ...

So basically I'm fubar'd and have to re-create the array?

Sorry, no. I did not create the RAID against devices rather than partitions. Look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1719427. In every instances there, it was clearly made with working...

This is really weird.

As per http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1719427, I had a working array. I failed out one of the drives for fun.


fermulator@fermmy-server:/mnt$ cat /proc/mdstat ...

FYI: rsync'ing from another array to this array, I'm getting 80MB/s.

ah-ah; solved.

Had to do:

sudo mdadm --examine --scan --config=mdadm.conf
, and examine the output for /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf.

(apparently the UUID in mdadm.conf isn't exactly as shown in...

OK so I have realized what the issue was. The UUID in /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf was wrong! ugh.

After fixing it:

fermulator@fermmy-server:~$ cat /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf | grep md2000
ARRAY...