Feature or fault on server console?

  • Hi folks

    After updating from 7.7.24-4 to 8.x i figured out, that on the server console screen, the login screen is not cleared again, when it´s

    updated (after OMV version update) with new omv-version number, at beep signal.


    Now with OMV 8 all new login information are added right after the bootup login information, on same page.

    With 7.x, 6.x this never happened.


    Is this a feature?


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

  • In addition:


    Another small problem i found after the upgrade:


    The upgrade procedure 'killed' my modified /etc/sysctl.conf


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

  • Regarding /etc/sysctl.conf, from ChatGPT:


    ChatGPT - Debian sysctl.conf deprecated
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  • gderf

    Thank you for your information!

    If i've got time, i'll take a look how to

    migrate my sysctl.conf to the new version.


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

    • Official Post

    After updating from 7.7.24-4 to 8.x i figured out, that on the server console screen, the login screen is not cleared again, when it´s

    updated (after OMV version update) with new omv-version number, at beep signal.

    Run omv-salt deploy run issue to update it or reboot the system.


    Nevertheless, try to remember that despite great efforts and precautions, the /etc/issue text is not always generated at the right time, which is due to the fact that the boot process and the scripts are executed asynchronously.

  • votdev

    Should i execute the command


    omv-salt deploy run issue


    right after a had done an update with

    omv-upgrade?


    For me it looks like, that only a clear

    command is missing, before the updated

    login information is displayed (after boot on beep signal).

    The result is that the old information is not

    overwritten like before...


    With the next update, i'll take a picture of this...


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

  • votdev


    Here is the photo right after update to latest version and reboot (Login coming up on cosole):



    Here is the photo 10 seconds later, when 'beep' signal is coming up:




    with the older OMV versions the new output always overwrites the exiting bootup output...


    That´s what i mean...


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

  • This what I see when I ssh in - there is no mention of OMV - /etc/issue is not being displayed


    If I take an IPMI console I get this and then the expected screen after logging out.



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    A backup strategy is worthless unless you have a verified to work by testing restore strategy.


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    OMV AMD64 8.x on headless Tyan Thunder SX GT86C-B5630 1U Server with Intel Xeon Silver 4110 CPU @ 2.10GHz & 32GB DDR4 ECC RAM.

  • You may execute systemctl list-units | grep getty and post the output here.

    Hi

    here it is:


    Code
    root@pr-srv-01:~# systemctl list-units | grep getty
      getty@tty1.service                                                                        loaded active running   Getty on tty1
      system-getty.slice                                                                        loaded active active    Slice /system/getty
      getty.target                                                                              loaded active active    Login Prompts
    root@pr-srv-01:~#


    Another question:

    Where is the place of generating the 'beep' signal (systemd?).


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

  • votdev


    Thank's for your info!

    In addition, i have no idea where the /etc/issue file is generated, after an OMV

    update is inside... If i've got more information, i would try to implement a 'clear screen'

    before the login text output...


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

    • Official Post

    OK, i checked the screenshots again and the issue text has been changed. The OMV version has been changed, so agetty is reloaded which results in dhowing the old and new issue text. On the next reboot the problem does not appear anymore because the issue text will not change and agetty is NOT reloaded. So at the end, this behaviour is totally expected and can not be changed.

  • votdev

    Added the Label resolved
  • votdev

    Thank's for your info.

    And all this because of a change in Debian 13?... Because this never happened before.

    It's not a big thing, but not very nice... ;)


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro SATA DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB SATA (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 8.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, MiniDLNA | 6.12.x kernel | Bare-metal

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