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Redhat dependancey problems

Asked by aj.torem

No mastter which package manager or which program I install I always get these same error messages as listed below:
"E: clvm: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 3
E: redhat-cluster-suite: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
E: system-config-cluster: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured"

Just cant figure it out because the program still works, but what is Ubuntu looking for and how can I fix it?

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Benoit Malet (benoit-malet) said : 		#1

Hello !

What exactly are you trying to do ? Are you installing a package ? (if yes, please specify which one)

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Benoît

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aj.torem (a-joel-t) said : 		#2

Hello :)

Yes I am trying to install a package. This happens on all packages I install, including ubuntu updates. The real interesting part is that 99% of everything install works despite the problem. Although automatix desktop doesn't install anything. It always has problems.

Thanks, Isaac

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Best Benoit Malet (benoit-malet) said : 		#3

Hello,

the right way to install in Ubuntu is to use System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager (or to use the command line).

In that tool, you can try to run Edit > Fix Broken Packages.

Please also note that the use of Automatix is known to cause problems and that this tool is completely unsupported by our team.

Regards,
Benoît

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aj.torem (a-joel-t) said : 		#4

I have been following that procedure but it always has the same results.

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Benoit Malet (benoit-malet) said : 		#5

Hello !

There is a solution found here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=500231

Here is an extract of the solution used :

sudo update-rc.d -f clvm remove
sudo rm /etc/init.d/clvm
sudo apt-get remove clvm

Regards,
Benoît

PS : please read the thread linked for the details about why it failed

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aj.torem (a-joel-t) said : 		#6

Thanks Benoit Malet, that solved my question.