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unix:linux:debian:devuan_sury [2023/01/29 03:04] rodolicounix:linux:debian:devuan_sury [2023/03/14 21:13] (current) – c rodolico
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 ===== Problems ===== ===== Problems =====
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 +==== Invalid Key ====
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 +tdrnetworks sometimes does not update their gpg key, causing the upgrades to fail. The quick and dirty way around it is to set that entry as "trusted."
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 +edit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/php.list
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 +<code>deb [trusted=yes] http://pkgs.tdrnetworks.com/apt/devuan beowulf main</code>
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 +This will turn off https, and set the domain to be trusted, so it will give a warning, but not an error.
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 +If you have used this entry before with apt. a cache will be stored on the system, and must be removed with.
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 +<code bash>rm /var/lib/apt/lists/pkgs.tdrnetworks.com*</code>
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 +The next time you apt update, it will rebuild that.
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 +==== apc.so missing ====
  
 I found that when the new repository is used, it will have more recent versions of some of the existing php modules and will update them. Occasionally, I've found that, on Debian/Devuan systems, the apc.so library does not appear to be installed, and I end up with an error message like: I found that when the new repository is used, it will have more recent versions of some of the existing php modules and will update them. Occasionally, I've found that, on Debian/Devuan systems, the apc.so library does not appear to be installed, and I end up with an error message like:
unix/linux/debian/devuan_sury.txt · Last modified: 2023/03/14 21:13 by rodolico