Hi @all!
If you have problems updating the sofware from the admin menu (i.e. you get an ERROR message), use this thread to post a photo or description of the message.
Regards
Hi @all!
If you have problems updating the sofware from the admin menu (i.e. you get an ERROR message), use this thread to post a photo or description of the message.
Regards
Hi Fernando,
yes - I have update problem. When updating from shell I get this:
...
Updating zynthian-ui ...
From https://github.com/zynthian/zynthian-ui
* branch mod -> FETCH_HEAD
Updating a6438bc..a3666f4
error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge:
zynthian_gui_config.py
Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can merge.
Aborting
After
cd /zynthian/zynthian-ui
git checkout .
it works.
Regards, Holger
ā¦ additional:
After update my encoder configuration is lost. Perhaps this can be putted in a file which canāt be erased/overwritten by updates?
Regards, Holger
I think that now itās solved. Update system should make a copy of your configuration and restore it after updating.
Plase, reconfigure your encoder configuration and try again.
Anyway, iām working in a better configuration system
Regards!
Many thanks! It seems to work - but perhaps because I manually updated beforeā¦ will try this soon for my other Zynthian (itās good to have more than one !)
Regards, Holger
Attempts to āUpdate Softwareā from admin menu for a freshly installed āGorgona Omegaā image does not seem to work. A set of results are shown and the application continues to run but it isnāt the latest version, e.g. the status indicators are missing (CPU, MIDI, xruns, etc.). Attempting to git pull from command line gives an error:
fatal: unable to access āhttps://github.com/zynthian/zynthian-ui.git/ā: server certificate verification failed. CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CRLfile: none
I am performing an apt update && apt upgrade which may fix SSL issues. Maybe we should consider providing a method of updating the OS from the menu. It may be advantageous to use an update manifest from somewhere (github?) that defines what updates are required or blacklisted in case there is an opportunity to break the system by a blanket update.
Itās the same update. It doesnāt matter, if you trigger it from webconf, zynthian-ui or ssh directly
You have to regenerate the certs. There is a button in the webconf.
I have done an apt upgrade and regenerated keys (though not sure why) but still get same result, i.e. Software Update not actually updating software. Any other ideas?
You did apt upgrade?
Then start from scratch and donāt do it again
update_zynthian.sh is the only script you should use. Sometimes twice.
I was getting these results before I did an apt upgrade. I triggered software update from the UI several times and rebooted several times before performing apt upgrade. Same result in each case. The update script ran without any obvious errors*, completing within 10s but software does not seem to update. Running got pull from within /zynthian/zynthian-ui gives the error about certificate. This was all after a clean install (dd) of Gorgons Omega image.
Sorted!!! Somehow the clock on my RPi had gotten set to 3rd April 2018, i.e. more than a year slow which meant htpdate was not updating (because by default it does not update if more than a year out) and git pull was failing ssl certificate check because date / time was significantly adrift. I ran htpdate with the -t option to force the clock set and now it is updating. I donāt know what set the date wrong, maybe something I was doing before the reflash or possibly (but probably unlikely) a time source being wrong after the reflash. Very strange!
But good to know
Hello community,
I had the same problem with the date and time setting, too.
It would be helpful integrating some sort of ntpdate command
into the scripts before searching for new updates if certificates will fail this way.
Greetings and God bless, Marius
I canāt seem to clear the wifi option in the GUIā¦
Should the first run script force time setting? I noticed one of the update scripts ran htpdate with just one server. We should use at least three in case one is down or wrong. Five would be better.
I will improve it ā¦
I have reinstalled from the original gorgona as well and have the same issue.
Maybe itās because the image is more than a year old now.
Perhaps the configured htpdate servers are failing, although itās quite strange given that iām using the default servers of Debian package.
Anyway, iāve added an explicit call to htpdate at the beginning of update script, including 5 servers:
htpdate -s www.pool.ntp.org www.ntp.br www.wikipedia.org 0.europe.pool.ntp.org www.google.co.uk
It should be enough for not having more problems related with this subject ā¦
Kind Regards,
but this only works when itās updated. So all new users have an issue now.
When do you think, ZynthianOS is ready to go?