Amazing!
You are right! Thanks
Found the file in the path you mentioned, this file is zero bytes, is it safe to delete it?
Don´t know what it does, in this machine Installed a Virtualmin LAMP stack via a Script,
so it migh have installed a lot of stuff, inside virtualmin panel its possible to install debian packages and server modules,
I guess thats where git is necessary.
You are right! Thanks
Found the file in the path you mentioned, this file is zero bytes, is it safe to delete it?
Don´t know what it does, in this machine Installed a Virtualmin LAMP stack via a Script,
so it migh have installed a lot of stuff, inside virtualmin panel its possible to install debian packages and server modules,
I guess thats where git is necessary.
How about searching for the file that it is complaining about?:There may be some noise, but that should find the file.Code:
sudo find / -xdev -type f -name 67c0c984f43043416c72bf8d0176eff6c65a1f
Having said that, as others have noted, if it always happens when you run apt, then it's almost certainly an apt hook.
The only software that I can think of that would use git via an apt hook would be etckeeper (saves changes to /etc). Do you have that installed? FWIW if I'm on the right track and it is etckeeper, then the file the error is referring to should be:Code:
/etc/.git/objects/c2/67c0c984f43043416c72bf8d0176eff6c65a1f
Statistics: Posted by cferrarini — 2024-01-04 02:51