> When installing how, with what version of Ubuntu?
Same Version as reported by Florian, see bug description: 11.10 amd64
> This bug was reported against Ubuntu 11.10. The initscripts package in Ubuntu 11.10 includes an /etc/rc.local file that is marked executable.
I don't know whats marked as whatsoever - but after installation of Ubuntu 11.10 (x86_64) it is possible that /etc/rc.local is not executable.
I've double checked that in the moment by performing two identical fresh installations on different hardware and it seems to be a strange behaviour:
* HP EliteBook 8560p, i5-2540M, SSD: NOT executable * Virtual machine (VMware ESXi): executable
Installations were done by booting the live CD per PXE, then performing "apt-get upgrade".
>> So chmod -x /etc/rc.local makes the trick. > No, that does the exact opposite of what you want.
Right, it's a typo, correct is: chmod +x /etc/rc.local
> When installing how, with what version of Ubuntu?
Same Version as reported by Florian, see bug description: 11.10 amd64
> This bug was reported against Ubuntu 11.10. The initscripts package in Ubuntu 11.10 includes an /etc/rc.local file that is marked executable.
I don't know whats marked as whatsoever - but after installation of Ubuntu 11.10 (x86_64) it is possible that /etc/rc.local is not executable.
I've double checked that in the moment by performing two identical fresh installations on different hardware and it seems to be a strange behaviour:
* HP EliteBook 8560p, i5-2540M, SSD: NOT executable
* Virtual machine (VMware ESXi): executable
Installations were done by booting the live CD per PXE, then performing "apt-get upgrade".
>> So chmod -x /etc/rc.local makes the trick.
> No, that does the exact opposite of what you want.
Right, it's a typo, correct is: chmod +x /etc/rc.local