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Up2Date 1.821 too large

thomasb
Hi folks,
my ASL box just went down during update to 1.821. No space left on device /var/recovery.

After restart I found a file in /var/recovery/incoming 1.821.tar with 73510912 bytes. ASL had partitioned this device only with 93328 1k-Blocks.

Any ideas?

Regards 

Tom


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  • 0
    Hi thomasb,

    very strange...
    Thats what i see on my test firewall: -rw-r--r--   1 root     root      8366080 Jul  6 16:55 1.821.tar

    Please can you post a ls -l /var/recovery/incoming?
  • 0 in reply to Markus Hennig
    I just tried, and got
     
    quote:
    Up2Date Service
    Tue Jul 10 06:35:35 /etc/localtime 2001 
    000 Getting update list from server 128.242.218.125, port 222... connected.
    001 Getting updates ( 1.821.tar.gpg)
    002 Couldnt contact server 128.242.218.125 to get files ENo such file or directory
    003 Write failed flushing stdout buffer. 
    004 write stdout: Broken pipe 
    005 Searching for update from 1.820 to 1.821 or higher
    006 Available updates: 1
    007 1.821.tar.gpg
    008 Verifying signature and decrypt (v 1.821) for //var/recovery//incoming//1.821.tar.gpg
    009 gpg: [don't know]: invalid packet (ctb=77) near 8366118
    010 gpg: packet(2) too short
    011 gpg: [don't know]: invalid packet (ctb=48) near 8366555
    012 gpg: Signature made Thu Jan 1 00:00:00 1970 /etc/localtime using ? key ID 00000000
    013 gpg: Can't check signature: unknown digest algorithm
    014 Couldnt extract tar from gpg
    015 Delete corrupt Packet
    016 Please try again  


    The file in the incoming directory is the right size. The strange thing is that the file downloaded VERY much too fast for the second half of the file.  7 mBytes downloaded in about 3 minutes over the phone...

    Darryl
  • 0 in reply to Darryl Smith
    Hi all,

    i checked the md5sum on our Up2Date server and everything is ok... I guess you have bad luck during the transfer of 1.821.
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