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MariaDB fails to restart after attempting to install nextcloud #2854
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@FizzyAllison I'll try to replicate. |
No problem! This has been bugging me for awhile now. |
@FizzyAllison Could you please paste: Hmm
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Nope. mariaDB is running after doing that. |
@FizzyAllison I think the install stopped then, right? In this case please re-select the chosen titles in dietpi-software to install them again. Most steps will go through faster. |
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Strange that this was not auto-created. Always was in my case and we do no changes on top of the bare APT package install 🤔. |
Another error, but progress is being made! Details:
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@FizzyAllison Please check
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Perhaps it’s worth starting fresh? Not like there’s anything to lose here. |
Started fresh on a different SD card, same results. Swapped back over to the original SD card. |
Anyways, journalctl -u mariadb log:
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Yep. MariaDB and Redis successfully restart, but that error you mentioned appears. |
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And after all that, it appears it went smoothly. |
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Still wondering why within Ah also how much RAM space do you have: And finally it would be still good to have a look into: |
Nextcloud is indeed up and running, so that's solved.
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And currently re-running the install as you suggested. |
Okay it "might" be an entropy pool issue. We observed this on some more systems. It is a known issue to Debian and systemd but there has not yet been done some progress to solve this. Does boot and/or service restarts that very long, or do some services not start up at boot as expected? |
Everything boots up normally and doesn't appear to be very long. |
Mode: Installation completed |
@FizzyAllison Great that finally the install went through. I mark this issue as closed then. When you face a similar issue again during another software install, please open another issue and remind me (by placing a link) about this one. So we need to have a closer look why the issues occur. One idea I have is that we might need to wait 1-2 seconds after service restarts to assure they have fully finished on slower devices. The systemd units should include this, if required, but sometimes they don't. |
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