Hmm this is very strange. One last thing worth trying is executing the daemon manually.
First, can you run the following commands and provide the output:
- ps aux | grep livepatch - sudo snap stop canonical-livepatch - ps aux | grep livepatch
Then try run the daemon manually
- sudo SNAP_COMMON=/var/snap/canonical-livepatch/common SNAP_DATA=/var/snap/canonical-livepatch/278 /snap/canonical-livepatch/current/canonical-livepatchd
And then in a separate terminal,
- canonical-livepatch status
Let's see if that reveals anything.
Hmm this is very strange. One last thing worth trying is executing the daemon manually.
First, can you run the following commands and provide the output:
- ps aux | grep livepatch
- sudo snap stop canonical-livepatch
- ps aux | grep livepatch
Then try run the daemon manually
- sudo SNAP_COMMON= /var/snap/ canonical- livepatch/ common SNAP_DATA= /var/snap/ canonical- livepatch/ 278 /snap/canonical -livepatch/ current/ canonical- livepatchd
And then in a separate terminal,
- canonical-livepatch status
Let's see if that reveals anything.