Description Alexander Kläser 2015-03-05 18:28:42 CET

This happened in a usability session today. When applying the settings in the appliance wizard, setup-join.sh made a call to /usr/share/univention-mail-postfix/create-dh-parameter-files.sh which calls openssl; openssl then hung for quite a while with a fairly large cpu consumption. When I killed openssl, everything continued as expected. 

Here the content of /var/cache/univention-system-setup/profile:
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hostname="ucs-8294"
domainname="tztzt.intranet"
server/role="domaincontroller_master"
locale="de_DE.UTF-8:UTF-8 en_US.UTF-8:UTF-8"
timezone="Europe/Berlin"
email_address="usability-test@univention.de"
gateway="10.0.3.2"
ssl/organizationalunit="Univention Corporate Server"
windows/domain="TZTZT"
packages_install=""
ad/member="False"
xorg/keyboard/options/XkbLayout="de"
packages_remove=""
ssl/organization="tztzt"
#root_password="***********"
ssl/email="ssl@tztzt.intranet"
ldap/base="dc=tztzt,dc=intranet"
locale/default="de_DE.UTF-8:UTF-8"
nameserver1="208.67.222.222"
ssl/state="DE"
ssl/locality="DE"
update/system/after/setup="False"
components=""
organization="tztzt"
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In setup.log, there is no hint for any error that occurred (also after killing the openssl process). I even do not know why the postfix script was located there, postfix was not installed on the system.