Node fails to start when install via apt on Ubuntu 25.04 #13954
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Describe the bugInstallation fails Reproduction steps
... Expected behaviorIt should install ok Additional context
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@dpinol a node can fail to start for many different reasons. You haven't provided any evidence of a bug. See node logs. We do not guess in this community. |
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@dpinol moreover, we will not investigate any installation failures that do not use our team's apt repositories. Ubuntu's packages are always years behind, which sometimes has serious ramifications for upgrades because not every version can be directly upgraded to every other version, and it is a known problem for Ubuntu users who have made a mistake of using the standard package repositories and then trying to upgrade. We do not know whether this is an upgrade, what version is installed, how, and so on. apt install rabbitmq-server is not a set of reproduction steps. |
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So it turned out to be a known scenario when an upgrade installs a new version but the previous one did not have all the feature flags enabled, and the new version requires some of the non-enabled to be enabled (graduates them). If this is a development environment, wiping a node's data directory is the easiest option: sudo rm -rf /etc/rabbitmq/
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/rabbitmq |
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So it turned out to be a known scenario when an upgrade installs a new version but the previous one did not have all the feature flags enabled, and the new version requires some of the non-enabled to be enabled (graduates them).
If this is a development environment, wiping a node's data directory is the easiest option: