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Debian Jessie
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Debian Jessie

patrick7patrick7 Member, LIR

Hi

I today installed debian Jessie on my homeserver and I ran into several problems;

  • Segmentation Fault with USBHID-UPS (NUT)
  • Reboot over SSH ends in a "Broken Pipe"
  • SNMP Interface Description is nos "Intel Gigabit ...." instead of "eth0", all monitoring scripts refuse to work

What are your experiences about jessie?

Regards
Patrick

Comments

  • Reboot over SSH ends in a "Broken Pipe"

    This is not a bug.

    SNMP Interface Description is nos "Intel Gigabit ...." instead of "eth0"

    I think you need to change if_discription or may be OIDs was changed.

    Segmentation Fault with USBHID-UPS (NUT)

    Install fresh version of NUT or use debian stable.

  • patrick7patrick7 Member, LIR
    edited April 2015

    Reboot over SSH ends in a "Broken Pipe"

    Then please tell me how to correct reboot the system ;-)

    I think you need to change if_discription or may be OIDs was changed.

    No, not OIDs were changed, but the content. In the past, it was the interface name, now the interface description

    Install fresh version of NUT or use debian stable.

    Segmentation fault was in LIBC ;-)

    Stable works, but in 19 days Jessie will be released officially. So these bugs should be fixed then.

  • NickMNickM Member

    patrick7 said: Then please tell me how to correct reboot the system ;-)

    If the "Broken pipe" message bothers you that much (all it means is that your connection dropped, you know, because the server rebooted), you can run reboot && exit and you'll disconnect before the reboot is processed.

  • patrick7patrick7 Member, LIR

    But with reboot, the server reboots immediately, without shutting down all services, as it was in wheezy, right?

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