root@omnia:/usr/bin# updater.sh
WARN:Script revision-specific not found, but ignoring its absence as requested
WARN:Script serial-specific not found, but ignoring its absence as requested
WARN:Request not satisfied to install package: dnsmasq
DIE:
inconsistent: Requested package lftp that is not available.
root@turris:~# updater.sh
WARN:Script revision-specific not found, but ignoring its absence as requested
WARN:Script serial-specific not found, but ignoring its absence as requested
WARN:Requested package luci-i18n-ddns-en that is missing, ignoring as requested.
There is no message to send.
Those are fine. First two are in place just in case we would need to address specific issue in some series of our routers and the third one is explained here on forum in different thread - it’s because luci-app-ddns has different style of localization than everything else and thus automatic rule generator can’t find extra package to install, so it is harmless.
Yes, as you can read lftp package that you have installed is currently not available. You can fix it by uninstalling it. It doesn’t build currently and nobody fixed it yet.
Installation of the TurrisOS 3.8.1 on my router Turris 1.x was done without any problems.
But I was a little surprised it was started immediately (without delay I was setup in my Foris).
root@jnturris:~# cat /etc/config/updater
config pkglists ‘pkglists’
list lists ‘openvpn’
list lists ‘netutils’
list lists ‘api-token’
list lists ‘nas’
list lists ‘majordomo’
list lists ‘luci-controls’
list lists ‘honeypot’
list lists ‘i_agree_datacollect’
Firmware 3.8.1 on my TO doesn’t solved the problem with the DNS resolution if the option DNS forwarding is on. TO isn’t able to resolve e.g. servis24.cz. My ISP is netbox.cz, I’ve reported them the problem, on Thursday 21th they upgraded their DNS servers and asked me to check the problem and the situation is still the same - DNS forwarding doesn’t work…
@Radovan_Haban: 3.8.1 added code that should automatically switch off forwarding in case of problems, but 3.8.2 is expected to improve forwarding compatibility itself. You can check if that’s your case as well by dig @ServerOfISP servis24.cz +dnssec +cd and inspect if it contains unsigned NS records in authority section.
As described on the upstream issue, I believe the ISP’s server shouldn’t be adding unsigned records into authority, but it was relatively easy to start ignoring them on knot-resolver side. (Certainly easier and faster than trying to persuade the ISP or their server’s authors to change behavior.)
I’ve contacted by ISP netbox.cz to correct incorrect DNSSEC server answer. Today, they replied me that they had made configuration changes on their DNS. Now their DNSSEC answer is following
I expect forwarding with validation will work there now, even with Omnia 3.8.0 and 3.8.1. On future 3.8.2 it will probably work with either state.
After finding the root cause, I was trying not to claim that the behavior (adding unsigned records) is against RFC standards, as I’m not at all certain of that.