On Ubuntu Yakkety (16.10) the libvirtd group was renamed to libvirt. During the transition there are both group entries with the same gid in /etc/groups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/libvirt.html "In more recent releases (>= Yakkety) the group was renamed to libvirt. Upgraded systems get a new libvirt group with the same gid as the libvirtd group to match that."
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On Ubuntu Yakkety (16.10) the libvirtd group was renamed to libvirt. During the transition there are both group entries with the same gid in /etc/groups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/libvirt.html "In more recent releases (>= Yakkety) the group was renamed to libvirt. Upgraded systems get a new libvirt group with the same gid as the libvirtd group to match that."
This causes stack to issue the same two groupadd commands in a row (use --verbose to see).
Steps to reproduce
newgrp libvirt
in a terminalstack --docker build
Expected
It should work
Actual
It fails with duplicate
groupadd
commands and exits code 9Stack version
Method of installation
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