I have same problem, apt-get is started daily by cron job, and it dose not stop running
until killed. So I try to run same command as cron was, excluding "-qq"
(quite no any info printed to stdout from apt-get in case -qq argument)
So I typed following:
sudo apt-get -y update
After updating from online repositories,
it stop, and it was asking for Mavercik CD to be mounted.
It would wait for ever, and cause cron job runs it with -qq option
it probably ends in kind of infinite loop using 100% one of CPU cores.
Above posted link solve the problem.
This could be reported as bug for apt-get when using quiet option,
have no idea what could be good solution and better alert for dead lock
situations like this then high CPU usage :-).
I installed by upgrading Lucid Lynx using ubuntu-10.10-alternate-amd64.iso
Most probably there is cause for incorrect update manager settings.
I think this is related to update manager settings, ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=1593135
solution is here:
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I have same problem, apt-get is started daily by cron job, and it dose not stop running
until killed. So I try to run same command as cron was, excluding "-qq"
(quite no any info printed to stdout from apt-get in case -qq argument)
So I typed following:
sudo apt-get -y update
After updating from online repositories,
it stop, and it was asking for Mavercik CD to be mounted.
It would wait for ever, and cause cron job runs it with -qq option
it probably ends in kind of infinite loop using 100% one of CPU cores.
Above posted link solve the problem.
This could be reported as bug for apt-get when using quiet option,
have no idea what could be good solution and better alert for dead lock
situations like this then high CPU usage :-).
I installed by upgrading Lucid Lynx using ubuntu- 10.10-alternate -amd64. iso
Most probably there is cause for incorrect update manager settings.