No, lucid should be fine. Please check if the directory /var/lib/landscape/client/package/hash-id has any contents. For lucid, it should be something like:
The actual uuid and architecture may be different.
If you don't, then keep tailing /var/log/landscape/package-reporter.log (tail -f .....) and restart the service (sudo /etc/init.d/landscape-client restart). At some point (in a few seconds) it should try to download this file from landscape.canonical.com.
BTW, you have a registration on landscape.canonical.com and this machine is pointing to it, right? Doesn't matter if you are a paying customer or a trial user, but the above will only happen if this machine is registered.
No, lucid should be fine. Please check if the directory /var/lib/ landscape/ client/ package/ hash-id has any contents. For lucid, it should be something like:
/var/lib/ landscape/ client/ package/ hash-id/ 7c6efe47- 12fb-11de- 91bb-0016353c86 58_lucid_ i386
The actual uuid and architecture may be different.
If you don't, then keep tailing /var/log/ landscape/ package- reporter. log (tail -f .....) and restart the service (sudo /etc/init. d/landscape- client restart). At some point (in a few seconds) it should try to download this file from landscape. canonical. com.
BTW, you have a registration on landscape. canonical. com and this machine is pointing to it, right? Doesn't matter if you are a paying customer or a trial user, but the above will only happen if this machine is registered.