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No rpm package in Up2Date Package

norisnet
Hi,

I got the up2date packages 5.016-5.019 from http://download.astaro.com/ASL/up2date/v5.0/, but when I want to install is I get this error message:

 000 Running Version: 5.015
001 System Up2Date: Started installation upto 5.019
002 Searching for update from 5.015 to 5.016 or higher
003 Verifying signature and decrypt (v 5.016) for //var/up2date/5.016.tar.gpg
004 System Up2Date failed: No rpm package in Up2Date Package. Exiting now

I downloaded the packages to /var/up2date/ and then used the webadmin to install.

Somebody know how to fix this?

Thanks.


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    go download the up2date file to your computer.  Then use the webadmin to import the file from your computer to the firewall then try reinstalling.

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    [ QUOTE ]
    go download the up2date file to your computer.  Then use the webadmin to import the file from your computer to the firewall then try reinstalling. 

    [/ QUOTE ]

    Thanks, but I tried it and it did not work. When I unpack the package with tar, then there is realy no rpm in it. All other packages have this rpm...  [:(]
  • 0 in reply to norisnet
    [ QUOTE ]
    Thanks, but I tried it and it did not work. When I unpack the package with tar, then there is realy no rpm in it. All other packages have this rpm...  [:(] 

    [/ QUOTE ]

    In the rare case of weird errors that can't be resolved, an easy option is to simply reload and apply your latest backup file.  Takes just a few minutes.  You might want to give that a try.  

    Also, if you download the up2dates separately (not using the automatic up2date utility), please just try downloading them to your local computer and then apply them manually from that platform.

    -Steve
  • 0 in reply to OfficeDefender
    [ QUOTE ]
    In the rare case of weird errors that can't be resolved, an easy option is to simply reload and apply your latest backup file.  Takes just a few minutes.  You might want to give that a try. 

    [/ QUOTE ]

    This won't fix the problem, because there is NO rpm in the 5.016.tar.gpg file. When you look into /var/up2date/5.016/5.016.xml there is the follwing code sequenzce:

         ep-wool-pop3-1.0-340.i586.rpm

    Also, there have to be an RPM, but this is in the package:

    5.016.desc
    5.016.inst.tgz
    5.016.xml
    restarter

    Compared to 5.015.tar.gpg:

    5.015.desc
    5.015.inst.tgz
    5.015.xml
    restarter
    rpm.seq
    rpms


    [ QUOTE ]
    Also, if you download the up2dates separately (not using the automatic up2date utility), please just try downloading them to your local computer and then apply them manually from that platform. 

    [/ QUOTE ]

    Did it again. Won't work  [:(]

    Maybe someone can send me his 5.016.tar.gpg from /var/up2date/?

    Thanks,
    Tom
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