Updater error message

General discussion
1

For the past 4 days I’ve been getting the following error email from the router.

strong text##### Error notifications #####**
Updater failed:
unreachable: /tmp/crl.pem: No such file or directory
strong text

Is there a part missing to the script or do I need to do something?

Thanks in advance

2

same here, any feedback yet?

3

Guys try to use search first please, this topic is here many times… This one worked for me.

4

mea culpa
I was too quick on the trigger :slight_smile:

5

I have tried this, I get a new crl.pem file downloaded, reboot the router and I still get the updater failed error.

I have tried to run the update.sh manually and get error messages.

“Script revision-specific not found”
“Script serial-specific not found”
“Lock on //var/lock/opkg.lock released by garbage collector”

The return code is 0
.

The crl.pem file size is 2KB (in MS Windows)

Any suggestions gratefully received.

PS: I have just noticed in the System Log the entries;

2017-04-02T03:44:23+10:00 emerg kresd[2086]: curl: (6) Couldn’t resolve host 'api.turris.cz’
2017-04-02T03:44:24+10:00 crit updater[2375]: src/pkgupdate/main.c:208 (main):
unreachable: /tmp/crl.pem: No such file or directory

Is the problem that the Turris server is not accessible?

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valherru,

I just saw the error pop in FOSI for the first time ever. Maybe there no issue. maybe I wait 12hrs and the error does pop back up and the connection was down before when it tried to update. But that said I don’t fully under stand your reply. Ok delete a file. Get that. easy. But download crl.pem with output? please explain that a bit better to me.

I saw this error. I use putty and did SSH terminal. I tried to manually launch updater.sh
That did run either. My first time ever running it from the prompt.

I got:
root@turris:~# /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:Lock on //var/lock/opkg.lock released by garbage collector
root@turris:~#

Now it might just be me doing something stupid. In Ubuntu I must do “sudo -s” for the apt-get commands to function. Do we have to elevate the user level to run updater.sh?? If so whats the command for that? it isn’t sudo.