Can not update to version 6.4 #1623
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Yes.
Is fixed with DietPi v6.2 update. To get
and rem out (#) line 53: Save file, and start |
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Commented out line 53 - still got the same error. I tried rebooting and restarting the update file. Here is a screenshot of the file:
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1.) - Can you please share the output again? 2.) - Is WAN (internet) connection of your RPi via a VPN Tunnel Provider? 3.) - Can you please show:
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My Ethernet connection is directly from the router - the openvpn client actually uses RPi as a host for me to VPN into my network from outside. Here is the ping output: IP address output (my DCHP gives static address to alll): Routing table: Namesevers: (First one is raspPi itself, as I use pi-hole. But the second one is quad-8) Here is the |
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Oh wait, I just removed DNS servers from my router settings, and it worked! Looked like it was forced to take the fist DNS name server, and did not go to the backup one. |
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Actually, should not have spoken so soon. I got an error, and when it rebooted, it is on v6.2. Once I get home, I will get the error dump. I guess as far as this issue goes, we can close it (?) I will open a new one for my update woes. |
Continue with this ticket, we can edit the title if needed 😃 |
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You have several problems. But point by point.
Looks good for now.
Okay. OpenVPN tunnelling is not you problem at the moment. 👍
Okay, you default gateway is reachable 👍 and if I see it correct, it's a
1.) - you have to disable WiFi via 2.) - you have to set Wired Connection (
Please disable this for 192.168.0.201
It should now look like this:
Your But to simple edit the file will not do the trick.
Then as Now DNS, routing and |
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Hey @k-plan , thanks a lot. I will go home and redo this (for some reason, my VPN client is not working, so I can't VPN in and do changes from work. I remember restarting the pi after update to 6.2, so we will see). Some small questions:
So only here?
And Manually set this?
Will do. Out of curiosity, DHCP is giving the pi a static address, so why does it matter that we need to remove this, and have pi setup as static. As far as the pihole goes, Do i still use sudo nano to open this file, change nameserver to localhost and save it, follow your steps to make it permanent?
Would I have to change it back? or should the nameserver for pi be always localhost? |
Yes! It is whiptail menu. Move with courser keys and press enter to edit. After this and hit your settings should look like this and
Pi-Hole installation told you to set a static ip to get work properly. This is a little bit outdated, but overall you can see some nice screen shots:
Sorry I read in the file :
So please use this menu and do not edit config files they need or set by hand.
pihole did this since some past version. It's needed for pihole to work correct. But pihole installer did it for you while install pihole, pihole-FTL, dnsmasq, and many other packets. |
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So, not sure what just happened. I tried to login with SSH, and this is what I got. None of the dietpi-xxx commands work. What is wrong with my dietpi? I did take a backup using dietpi-backup, if needed. |
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Please paste results: |
k-plan
removed
Known Issue 🐛
Solution available 🥂
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Hey all, So - I basically lost access to SSH altogether after i posted last time. When I connected it to the a screen, I saw a Ext4-fs error (something like can not find itable). I powered off my Pi, and tried to open the SD card on my computer, but it was corrupted. I can see some files, but even config.txt and contents of dietpi folder were missing! Seems like my SD card was corrupted while I had to pull the plug on my Pi, due to unresponsiveness which happened a couple of times during update. It seems like the issue I had was much alike this one. I decided that I gotta just start with a fresh installation - buti did run into some problems (seems like the default webserver changed in 6.4 - failed installation of webserver prevented a successful pi-hole admin webadmin, so i uninstalled lighttpd and installed apache. Seems to work fine for now). I have a screnshot on my home desktop for the error - will post here if you guys are interested. In short - the new installation was not as error free as my other dietpi installations, but I think it has been working. I am hoping that it was a read/ write intteruption that caused my SD card to go. Will update! Thanks a lot for both of your help! PS: for my education: what does this do? |
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Sorry - this was scrolling really fast, so I could only capture this much.
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or you can proof it with: Can't explain it better when in the header comments of the script.: https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/blob/master/dietpi/dietpi-ramdisk#L3-L21 and the result:
A good decision. DietPi try to get this more robust and reliable and this is, what |
We have to take a look on it.
Uppps ... |
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Hey all, I soon went with ngix, I wish I chose that in the config file as you said - because now I keep getting this error when i install some apps (I was installing iptraf and some other network monitoring things when this happened). It seems like it does not remember that I uninstalled Lighttpd and installed ngix.
Any way to choose default webservers? Is it form the whiptail menu you showed in last post? If so, I will check it as soon as I get back - pretty sure it was set to ngix. |
@k-plan and @Fourdee : If it helps, here is a partial log for my installation, during which I believe webserver was creating issues. I might be wrong. |
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@nakulbende From both of your logs I see at least two webservers installed at the same time. If I got it right, you want to use nginx? No database with it? Try the following:
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Hmm... habe da einmal ein wenig herum gespielt. Test:
=>> wir haben nun auf dem System 2x ... und anders herum:
Aber wenn man nun Die 2x
Uppps ... dann sollte man das fixen mit:
Danach Gegenprobe: Läuft ... alles schick! 😃 |
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@k-plan Also:
I installed LAAP stack, PiHole afterwards and then purged dhcpcd5 + lighttpd. PiHole, including web interface, works still great 🤔. I mean on our install script we can purge those during configuration, but we cannot control what BAM, found a method that might solve all this problems: By this we should be able to check for lighttpd, dhcpcd5 installations, purge in case, and recover our lighttpd config in other case? |
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Close in favour of https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/1696 |
Issue:
I can not update to 6.4. I have run all the apt commands to get any dependencies, made sure I have internet and I can ping dietpi.com. Here is the output:
System Information:
Possible error?
If you notice, the update script can connect to dietpi.com initially, but not the second time around. Any thoughts? Can somebody tell me how to download the update manually and install it locally?
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