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Install sonarr ubuntu 16.04 systemd install#
Install sonarr ubuntu 16.04 systemd upgrade#

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I went to the old drive and found the following files that might be of use after I get sonarr up and running::

Install sonarr ubuntu 16.04 systemd install#

This time I want to remove my failure and then ask for the best install directions I can get.

I have spent a day trying to install sonar I thought I had it installed but it won’t run and I think I screwed things up so I want to try again. My machine lost the boot partition so I thought I would start over with an ssd card (speed stuff up) I still have my old drive and can access sonar stuff on that machine. I haven’t found a solution for this quite yet.Trying to install on new machine and failing I did, however, get mono installed Ii systemd-sysv 229-4ubuntu13 amd64 system and service manager - SysV links Ii systemd 229-4ubuntu13 amd64 system and service manager Ii python3-systemd 231-2build1 amd64 Python 3 bindings for systemd Ii libsystemd0:amd64 229-4ubuntu13 amd64 systemd utility library Ii libpam-systemd:amd64 229-4ubuntu13 amd64 system and service manager - PAM module

Install sonarr ubuntu 16.04 systemd upgrade#

Please upgrade to 231, where this should be fixed.īut Ubuntu 16.04 has systemd 229: # dpkg -l | grep systemd After some searching on Google, I found a thread from Lennart: After an upgrade, systemd-networkd is broken, exactly the way descibed The Could not append VLANs: Operation not permitted error is puzzling. Jan 15 09:16:59 hydrogen systemd-networkd: enp2s0: Configured Jan 15 09:16:59 hydrogen systemd-networkd: enp3s0: Configured Jan 15 09:16:46 hydrogen systemd-networkd: br-mgmt: Could not set bridge vlan: Operation not permitted Jan 15 09:16:46 hydrogen systemd-networkd: br-mgmt: Failed to assign VLANs to bridge port: Operation not permitted Jan 15 09:16:46 hydrogen systemd-networkd: br-mgmt: Could not append VLANs: Operation not permitted Jan 15 09:16:46 hydrogen systemd-networkd: br-mgmt: netdev exists, using existing without changing its parameters Jan 15 09:16:46 hydrogen systemd: Started Network Service. Why? Let’s check the journal: # journalctl -boot -u systemd-networkd So the bridge has no interfaces and it’s in a no-carrier status. Once that was done, I restarted systemd-networkd to put the change into effect: # systemctl restart systemd-networkdīridge name bridge id STP enabled interfaces

Bridge br-mgmt should be on VLAN 10 (only send/receive traffic tagged with VLAN 10).

VLAN 10 is trunked down from a switch to that interface.

I started with some simple configurations: cd cat cat cat cat cat work I’ve made posts about systemd-networkd before and the simplicity in the configurations. The VLAN configuration syntax appears to be different now.īut wait - 16.04 has systemd 229! I can use systemd-networkd to configure the network in a way that is a lot more familiar to me. The traditional network configurations in /etc/network/interfaces are fine, but they weren’t working the same way they were in 14.04. Once I finished re-installing them (and wrestling with several installer bugs in Ubuntu 16.04), it was time to set up networking. Those servers wouldn’t boot and the only recourse was a re-install. I tried upgrading the servers in place from Ubuntu 14.04 to 16.04, but that didn’t work so well. My OpenStack cloud depends on Ubuntu, and the latest release of OpenStack-Ansible (what I use to deploy OpenStack) requires Ubuntu 16.04 at a minimum.