| 2011-03-13 13:41:19 |
meshway |
description |
Binary package hint: plymouth
Packages:
apache plymouth
Description:
If you configure apache to use a password-protected SSL key. when apache booting with the system, it will ask you for a password. But the pass phrase dialog can't read the password from console. You must login on tty2, kill apache manually,then start it.
Solutions：
I find three way to fix it.
1)The first is in Bug #582963, I don't think this bug is because of apache.
Adding "stty sane" to /etc/init.d/apache2.
sed -e '/^ENV=/i stty sane' /etc/init.d/apache2|sudo tee /etc/init.d/apache2
2) and 3)will make plymouth can't start when the system is booting.
2)add "init=/sbin/init" at kernel boot command line
3)Stop self-starting plymouth (I can't uninstall it because of the dependencies)
sudo cd /etc/init
sudo tar -czvf initbak.tar.gz /etc/init
sudo rm /init/plymouth* |
System:
Ubuntu Server 10.10
Packages:
apache plymouth
Description:
If you configure apache to use a password-protected SSL key. when apache booting with the system, it will ask you for a password. But the pass phrase dialog can't read the password from console. You must login on tty2, kill apache manually,then start it.
Solutions：
I find three way to fix it.
1)The first is in Bug #582963, I don't think this bug is because of apache.
Adding "stty sane" to /etc/init.d/apache2.
sed -e '/^ENV=/i stty sane' /etc/init.d/apache2|sudo tee /etc/init.d/apache2
2) and 3)will make plymouth can't start when the system is booting.
2)add "init=/sbin/init" at kernel boot command line
3)Stop self-starting plymouth (I can't uninstall it because of the dependencies)
sudo cd /etc/init
sudo tar -czvf initbak.tar.gz /etc/init
sudo rm /init/plymouth* |
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