I’m glad that this helped also you. I hope you haven’t forgotton to run
dpkg --configure -a
univention-upgrade
afterwards.
Seems that this bug only occurs if there exist the path /var/lib/docker/aufs. This seems to be the case only on older systems. That explains that this bug wasn’t found during QA process.
Thanks for reporting the issue and identifying a cause for the failing update. We have just added a check to our pre-update checks and will block the update for now if the directory /var/lib/docker/aufs exists.
To stay updated you can register an account in our bugzilla and add yourself to the bug’s CC list. I will also try to remember to post an update to this thread once the bug is CLOSED
Please consider clearly communicating the end of the maintenance cycle for UCS 4.4-1 once this bug gets closed (via updating your release Blog, this forum or whatever fits best). As by Univention’s definition, 4.4-1 would not receive any security-related bugfixes 6 weeks after 4.4-2 has been released, this would be 6th November and updating to 4.4-2 becomes mandatory in order to receive security updates.
This blocker effectively shrinks the overlapping time between when 4.4-1 and 4.4-2 would receive critical security bugfixes. From a customer perspective I’d appreciate if 4.4-1 would stay maintained until this bug is fixed and that the 6 weeks of overlap would be reset at that moment. - But that’s just my very own opinion
Nonetheless: Clearly communicating how this blocker affects the end of maintenance for 4.4-1 helps system administrators to plan accordingly.
FYI: Because of update issue regarding UCS 4.4-2 and the necessary time to fix it, we have decided to extend the end of security maintenance for UCS 4.4-1 until 03. Dec. 2019.