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When I shutdown my computer last night, it gave me this error message. It seems to be working fine but should I be considered?(sopuli.xyz)

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I’m not sure what fixed it because I tried multiple things yesterday, but it shutdown normally last night.

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vortexal@sopuli.xyzOP
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Ok but is there anything notable from this error message, like anything specific that I should be checking out for?

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vojel@feddit.de
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First line of your picture is a hint for a software issue. I would just google that.

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I tried seaching it online but the only I could find (that I understood how to use it) was to run “sudo ldconfig” which didn’t seem to day anything. I have no idea if that actually fixed the problem or not but if it didn’t, do you have any other solutions?

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vojel@feddit.de
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Did it help though? Same error or is the system shutting down fine now?

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ldconfig sets up links and caches for loading library code. That might be an issue if your install is broken between updates. You can use ldd to check if code can be looked up. ldd /usr/lib/x86-64-linux-gnu/libpcre2-8.so.0 should show no errors. Likewise for ldd /usr/sbin/init.

(Your paths may vary)

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