Post apt upgrade script

1. offizieller Beitrag

    Hello...

    I recently updated to OMV5 as my last build was slowly compounding errors..

    Anyways.. I updated packages today (2020-04-21) via SSH and the terminal said to run a particular script after completion... I thought I had copied the script name to the clipboard but when the upgrade finished and the cli gui cleared I discovered I had an empty clip/buffer.

    Does anyone know what script it was that I was supposed to run a manual of after the update? I remember something about db something or other?? But not much else...


    Cheers,


    M

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    Are you referring to this one? RE: OMV 5.0 - finally out! :-)

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    No thats not it... I did a clean OMV5 install which went really well once I straightened out my Plex DB restore (mucked up the pathing)..

    It happened somewhere during this apt update / apt upgrade cycle...


    2020-04-21 08:36:58 status installed openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 status triggers-pending openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 status triggers-awaited openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 configure git:amd64 1:2.20.1-2+deb10u3 <none>

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 status unpacked git:amd64 1:2.20.1-2+deb10u3

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 status half-configured git:amd64 1:2.20.1-2+deb10u3

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 status installed git:amd64 1:2.20.1-2+deb10u3

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 trigproc rsyslog:amd64 8.1901.0-1 <none>

    2020-04-21 08:36:58 status half-configured rsyslog:amd64 8.1901.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:36:59 status installed rsyslog:amd64 8.1901.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:36:59 trigproc openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1 <none>

    2020-04-21 08:36:59 status half-configured openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:00 status installed openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:00 configure openmediavault-omvextrasorg:all 5.3 <none>

    2020-04-21 08:37:00 status triggers-pending openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:00 status unpacked openmediavault-omvextrasorg:all 5.3

    2020-04-21 08:37:00 status half-configured openmediavault-omvextrasorg:all 5.3

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 status triggers-awaited openmediavault-omvextrasorg:all 5.3

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 configure openmediavault-nut:all 5.1.0-1 <none>

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 status unpacked openmediavault-nut:all 5.1.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 status half-configured openmediavault-nut:all 5.1.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 status triggers-awaited openmediavault-nut:all 5.1.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 trigproc openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1 <none>

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 status half-configured openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 status installed openmediavault-nut:all 5.1.0-1

    2020-04-21 08:37:03 status installed openmediavault-omvextrasorg:all 5.3

    2020-04-21 08:37:05 status installed openmediavault:all 5.4.0-1


    But damned if I know which package / installer script brought up the prompt...

    Was it by any chance "omv-confdbadm populate"?

    I ran into that one today.


    Edit:

    I also ran into problems with the script: /usr/share/openmediavault/confdb/create.d/conf.system.omvextras.sh

    It didn't like the command "omv-grubiso", giving error "Unsupported architecture." After I commented it out, I could finish the upgrade.

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    Zitat von apveening

    also ran into problems with the script: /usr/share/openmediavault/confdb/create.d/conf.system.omvextras.sh

    It didn't like the command "omv-grubiso", giving error "Unsupported architecture." After I commented it out, I could finish the upgrade.

    What kind of system? omv-grubiso should only run on systems where it finds the update-grub command (should not exist on unsupported arches like arm).

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    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    What kind of system? omv-grubiso should only run on systems where it finds the update-grub command (should not exist on unsupported arches like arm).

    On a Raspberry Pi 4B, I saw the if and apparently it was satisfied. As I already wrote, commenting out those three lines solved the problem. And I don't know how omv-grubiso came to reside on it, will look into removing it.

    EDIT:

    Checked, saw both update-grub and update-grub2 in /usr/sbin.

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    Zitat von apveening

    On a Raspberry Pi 4B, I saw the if and apparently it was satisfied. As I already wrote, commenting out those three lines solved the problem. And I don't know how omv-grubiso came to reside on it, will look into removing it.

    EDIT:

    Checked, saw both update-grub and update-grub2 in /usr/sbin.

    I know commenting out the lines "fixes" your system but grub should never be installed on an RPi. What is the output of: dpkg -l | grep grub omv-grubiso is installed by omv-extras. I guess I could make it exit without error but I really want to know why/how grub is installed.

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    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    I know commenting out the lines "fixes" your system but grub should never be installed on an RPi. What is the output of: dpkg -l | grep grub omv-grubiso is installed by omv-extras. I guess I could make it exit without error but I really want to know why/how grub is installed.

    It was:

    Code
    ii  grub-common                         2.02+dfsg1-20                       armhf        GRand Unified Bootloader (common files)
ii  grub2-common                        2.02+dfsg1-20                       armhf        GRand Unified Bootloader (common files for version 2)

    Gone after: apt remove grub-common grub2-common


    EDIT:

    No, I don't know how it came to be on my system, but it was removed before you gave your reply.

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    Curious why it was installed. I changed omv-extras as well - https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…d7a45513ec68d0d9ee9d3d329 - but I'm not going to push out a new release. So, it will be out with the next release.

    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    Curious why it was installed. I changed omv-extras as well - https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…d7a45513ec68d0d9ee9d3d329 - but I'm not going to push out a new release. So, it will be out with the next release.

    Looks good, but I would code the change a level higher, checking both for the presence of update-grub and the correct architecture.

    Yes, I am a programmer, different system (AS/400) and language (CLP, COBOL, RPG and RPGLE), but I can read this code by now.


    EDIT:

    FYI: Just checked my RPi 3b+ and grub seems to be there to:

    Code
    ii  grub-common                         2.02~beta3-5+deb9u2
ii  grub2-common                        2.02~beta3-5+deb9u2
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    Zitat von apveening

    but I would code the change a level higher, checking both for the presence of update-grub and the correct architecture.

    I know but I made it quick. Maybe I will add the extra check when I get a chance. The arch test needs to stay in omv-grubiso in case someone runs it from the command line though.

    Zitat von apveening

    FYI: Just checked my RPi 3b+ and grub seems to be there to:

    Not sure why. I have and RPi2,3, and 4 running and none of them have it. The omv-extras script has been this way for a long time (at least six months) without issues. So, I think you have a unique case where something you are doing is installing grub-common.

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    Update instructions updated too.

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