Hi all.
Here is an update to the issues that some of us are having.
One-by-one, I yum updated these updates from BlueQuartz-Base.repo
These results are my opinion, but I think that there needs to be some
looking into the proftpd update and I think the swupdate/ui update are a
waste. Note: The proftpd was the last update and there was several reboots
in the process of all of these updates.
Doug
OK - base-bluequartz-capstone.noarch - 5100R-1.20071210BQ77.c
OK - base-bluequartz-glue.noarch - 5100R-1.20071210BQ77.c
OK - base-swupdate-capstone.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
OK - base-swupdate-glue.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
Update & Remove Nuonce-Solarspeed-yumgui
FAIL - base-swupdate-locale-en.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
FAIL - base-swupdate-locale-ja.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
FAIL - base-swupdate-ui.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4 - After these
updates, yum displays a blank page. Not to keen on the ui update. I think it
was a waste of time and serves no purpose.
OK - cgiwrap.i386 - 4.1-1BQ7
OK - dovecot.i386 - 1.1.8-0BQ3
FAIL - proftpd.i386 - 1.3.2-1BQ5 - Red in gui. FTP works
intermitinly, but connection is slower.
OK - sausalito-palette.noarch - 0.5.1-0BQ12.centos4
-----Original Message-----
From: Doug Harvey [mailto:dwh1958 (at mark) gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 7:34 PM
To: 'coba-e (at mark) bluequartz.org'
Subject: RE: [coba-e:15302] Re: SMTP showing 'red' in GUI since update
Very interesting. Thank you for this update.
Doug
-----Original Message-----
From: Gerald Waugh [mailto:gwaugh (at mark) frontstreetnetworks.com]
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 8:32 AM
To: coba-e (at mark) bluequartz.org
Subject: [coba-e:15302] Re: SMTP showing 'red' in GUI since update
Doug Harvey wrote; Thursday, March 12, 2009 9:10 PM
> All. An update to the yum issues (if they are issues).
>
> After following Gerald's advice and removing the BlueQuartz-Base.repo from
> yum.repos.d and running yum, there were 142 updates/installs, etc. The
> server is still running to the letter T. This is after several reboots
> (not
> needed, but was looking for any kind of odd behavior).
>
> The updates that would have been included with the BlueQuartz-Base.repo
> are:
>
> base-bluequartz-capstone.noarch - 5100R-1.20071210BQ77.c
>
> base-bluequartz-glue.noarch - 5100R-1.20071210BQ77.c
>
> base-swupdate-capstone.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
>
> base-swupdate-glue.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
>
> base-swupdate-locale-en.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
>
> base-swupdate-locale-ja.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
>
> base-swupdate-ui.noarch - 1.2.0-1BQ5.centos4
>
> cgiwrap.i386 - 4.1-1BQ7
>
> dovecot.i386 - 1.1.8-0BQ3
>
> proftpd.i386 - 1.3.2-1BQ5
>
> sausalito-palette.noarch - 0.5.1-0BQ12.centos4
>
> Tomorrow, time permitting, I'm going to attempt to install/update these
> one-by-one till I find out what is breaking the smtp/ftp servers.
>
>
Gerald Waugh wrote: Thursday, March 12, 2009 7:10 AM
>
> Doug Harvey wrote; Thursday, March 12, 2009 7:11 AM
>
>> All. So I rebuilt this test server last night. Added one web site,
>> installed
>> all of Brain's PKG's (Clam, Spamassassin, Mailwatch, Console Monitor,
>> RaqBackup, Web app base installer, web apps, openwebmail and webmin).
>> Everything is working to the letter T without issue. Clam is updating,
>> mailwatch is doing it's thing and so on.
>>
>> There are (in the gui) 157 yum updates. My question now is, how can I
>> exclude all of the BlueQuartz updates and install only the base and other
>> updates?
>>
>> Thanks in advance...Doug
>>
> You might try removing repos from /etc/yum.repos.d
>
> Mine currently reads;
> # ls /etc/yum.repos.d
> BlueQuartz-Base.repo CentOS-Base.repo CentOS-Base.repo.rpmnew
> CentOS-Media.repo CentOS-Media.repo.rpmnew NuOnce.repo
>
> So just maybe removing BlueQuartz-Base.repo and give it a try!!!
>
I note that on one of recently yum updates that ftp shows RED.
We have not had an issue with smtp.
executing;
cat /var/log/messages | grep cced | grep ftp Shows;
Mar 13 10:15:14 cobalt cced(smd)[23272]: client 0:[0:23243]: SET 18 .
FTP lastChange = 1236957314 currentState = R currentMessage =
"[[base-ftp.amNotResponding]]"
Yet we can execute;
# netstat -tupan | grep :21
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:21 0.0.0.0:*
LISTEN 30559/xinetd
Which shows that ftp is working!
And we can ftp to the server and all works well.
We looked at;
/usr/sausalito/swatch/bin/am_ftp.exp
And ran the commands manually, i.e.
telnet localhost 21 (got the 220)
Then executing
QUIT (got the 221)
And all works normally
So not really sure why FTP server in Active Monitor gives errors.
Maybe the update of; proftpd.i386 - 1.3.2-1BQ5
Gerald