Set DPkg::Lock::Timeout on apt-get calls - #455
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apt-get fails immediately when another process holds the dpkg lock (e.g. cloud-init or unattended-upgrades on first boot). Acquire::Retries only retries downloads, not lock acquisition. DPkg::Lock::Timeout makes apt wait for the lock; apt versions that predate the option ignore it. Fixes DataDog#449
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What does this PR do?
Adds
-o DPkg::Lock::Timeout="60"to theapt-get update/apt-get installcalls on the install path.Motivation
Fixes #449.
apt-getfails immediately when another process holds the dpkg lock (cloud-init, unattended-upgrades on first boot).Acquire::Retriesonly retries downloads, not lock acquisition.DPkg::Lock::Timeoutmakes apt wait for the lock; apt versions that predate the option (< 1.9.11) ignore it, so the existing "Could not get lock" retry loop is left in place.Additional Notes
Verified
makeoutput withbash -n.