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Up2Date Time Out

tony21
I have Astaro 1.811 installed, and when i try to run Up2date i got:
Malfunctioning gpg!
gpg with PID 20257 has been running for more then 5 minutes.
Killing PID 20257...

The problem is that the download can't be completed in just 5 minutes, it need more time.

Please advice it there's something i can do with this or i should download Astaro 1.920, and if so, my backup of the settings of the 1.811 will work with newer versions?

Thank You!


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    Hi toni,

    this is a known Problem in 1.811.
    Type as "root" "touch /etc/no-superdaemon/gpg" and start up2date again.
    It happens if ASL has only small bandwidth
    during the update process.
    read you
    o|iver
  • 0 in reply to oliver.desch
    Running an evaluation of 1.811.  When I try to run up2date I see:

     
    Up2Date Service
    Wed Aug 1 15:53:42 /etc/localtime 2001
    000 Getting update list from server 128.242.218.125, port 222...

    and then, after about five minutes I see:

     
    This is a Error. You should not be here ....
    Please retry the operation and contact your vendor
    Wrong SID check!
     

    Note: I did "touch /etc/no-superdaemon/gpg" as recommended in the previous message, but it did not change the symptoms.

    Sakshale
  • 0 in reply to sakshale
    Some followup information, which may bare on the problem.  The test system is suprisingly loaded down... The CPU Utilization graph is pegged!


    cpu MHz         : 166
    bogomips        : 330.95
     
    argos:/proc # cat loadavg
    1.95 1.85 1.82 2/56 16933
    argos:/proc #

    MemTotal:        95148 kB
    MemFree:         14472 kB
    SwapTotal:      128516 kB
    SwapFree:       119060 kB

    The hogg appears to be the qmail program.
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