[Bug 1979715] [NEW] out of memory, unantteded killed by kernel. apt-daily systemd fails.

sascha arthur 1979715 at bugs.launchpad.net
Fri Jun 24 06:02:33 UTC 2022


Public bug reported:

had a case where

/usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/unattended-upgrade reproducable just using
100% cpu and loading stuff into memory, until OOM killer of kernel
killed it.

noticed it because apt-daily systemd failed.

Memory of my machine was 8 GB, nothing else was running.

machine was running 22.04 LTS (yammy, lately installed)

Reinstalled my machine now. If someone hits this, feel free to attach
more information.

Also ubuntu devs should consider to introduce an memory limit for
unattended-upgrade. I mean its unattended, and not nice to flood
"unattended" the memory..

** Affects: unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  had a case where
  
  /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/unattended-upgrade reproducable just using
  100% cpu and loading stuff into memory until OOM killer of kernel killed
  it.
  
  noticed it because apt-daily systemd failed.
  
  Memory of my machine was 8 GB, nothing else was running.
  
  machine was running 22.04 LTS (yammy, lately installed)
  
  Reinstalled my machine now. If someone hits this, feel free to attach
  more information.
  
  Also ubuntu devs should consider to introduce an memory limit for
- unattended-upgrade ...
+ unattended-upgrade. I mean its unattended, and not nice to flood the
+ memory..

** Description changed:

  had a case where
  
  /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/unattended-upgrade reproducable just using
  100% cpu and loading stuff into memory until OOM killer of kernel killed
  it.
  
  noticed it because apt-daily systemd failed.
  
  Memory of my machine was 8 GB, nothing else was running.
  
  machine was running 22.04 LTS (yammy, lately installed)
  
  Reinstalled my machine now. If someone hits this, feel free to attach
  more information.
  
  Also ubuntu devs should consider to introduce an memory limit for
- unattended-upgrade. I mean its unattended, and not nice to flood the
- memory..
+ unattended-upgrade. I mean its unattended, and not nice to flood
+ "unattended" the memory..

** Description changed:

  had a case where
  
  /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/unattended-upgrade reproducable just using
- 100% cpu and loading stuff into memory until OOM killer of kernel killed
- it.
+ 100% cpu and loading stuff into memory, until OOM killer of kernel
+ killed it.
  
  noticed it because apt-daily systemd failed.
  
  Memory of my machine was 8 GB, nothing else was running.
  
  machine was running 22.04 LTS (yammy, lately installed)
  
  Reinstalled my machine now. If someone hits this, feel free to attach
  more information.
  
  Also ubuntu devs should consider to introduce an memory limit for
  unattended-upgrade. I mean its unattended, and not nice to flood
  "unattended" the memory..

** Summary changed:

- memory
+ out of memory, unantteded killed by kernel

** Summary changed:

- out of memory, unantteded killed by kernel
+ out of memory, unantteded killed by kernel. apt-daily systemd fails.

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Title:
  out of memory, unantteded killed by kernel. apt-daily systemd fails.

Status in unattended-upgrades package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  had a case where

  /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/unattended-upgrade reproducable just using
  100% cpu and loading stuff into memory, until OOM killer of kernel
  killed it.

  noticed it because apt-daily systemd failed.

  Memory of my machine was 8 GB, nothing else was running.

  machine was running 22.04 LTS (yammy, lately installed)

  Reinstalled my machine now. If someone hits this, feel free to attach
  more information.

  Also ubuntu devs should consider to introduce an memory limit for
  unattended-upgrade. I mean its unattended, and not nice to flood
  "unattended" the memory..

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