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upgrading to 11.0.9

JustinGivens

Basic Pleskian
Upgrading from 10.4.4 MU#36

Running the autoinstaller from shell and it just sits at the HTTP Proxy Page saying "Checking for installed packages..."

Looked at the autoinstaller log and code this:
Code:
Progress::step: 2/10 Checking for installed packages...
Checking for installed packages...
autoinstaller: read output of rpm -qa --queryformat 'F:system_installed_brief_%{NAME}-%{VERSION}-%{RELEASE}.rpm\nN:%{NAME}\nE:%{EPOCH}\nV:%{VERSION}\nL:%{RELEASE}\nA:%{ARCH}\nf:%{INSTALLTIME}\nB:%{BUILDTIME}\nX:\n'

::Added::

I've tried calling the process twice now and restarting the autoinstaller.
 
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Does your system have sufficient memory and CPU left to run the upgrade? You can always tell by
Code:
free -m
or install htop
 
JustinGivens, try stracing rpm and Autoinstaller processes. That might give you an insight into the problem. Just install 'strace' package with your favorite package manager, run Autoinstaller, get Autoinstaller and child rpm process pids (I usually use 'ps faux | less' for that) and then run 'strace -p' on them to see what they are doing. Autoinstaller will probably hang in 'select' system call, while rpm should be doing something.

Post strace logs, if you find any anomaly.
 
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