Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

Searching phase "Could not configure normal mode" at together.jolla.com, leads to a topic, which leads to the solution.

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

I tried that too, didn't fix this problem.

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

Then you doing something wrong. It helps 100%
And continue asking question about your problem in thread by Custodian link, not in Warehouse thread.

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

I lost all my repos from Warehouse recently - not sure when as I hadn't tried an update in a little while. I'm still on 1.1.7.28.

I have manually added one or two back, but I can't remember all the ones I had. I could go through the list of apps I have installed and look them up on Openrepos, so wondered if there was a (relatively) easy way to list apps installed not via the Jolla store?

For reference, I went through the steps to try and fix this from earlier in the thread (though I hadn't manually disabled any):

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

Warehouse uses 'ssu' for maintaining openrepos repositories, because this is the only official way to work with repositories.
If ssu utility decides to reset its state, so be it: all corresponding repository information will be lost.

Package kit does not provide information about repositories, but zypper does.
You can get source repository with commandUnfortunately, if package cache has been reset, source repository information also could be lost (reseted to default).

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

Thanks for that, I've started it running, and it seems to be taking a long time (or hung). I'll see what it comes back with. If nothing comes back, I'll probably go through all my applications anyway as I think one or two haven't been opened since they were installed.

Just a note though, the zypper command needs the option before the command:

EDIT: I hadn't spotted that you'd changed the command when replying.

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

Today I lost all enabled repositories, and plus when manually trying to enable any repository, i get the usual error message.. Of course I cannot update any app via warehouse either.
Any proposed actions, troubleshooting?

thank you!

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

Warehouse uses 'ssu' for maintaining openrepos repositories, because this is the only official way to work with repositories.
If ssu utility decides to reset its state, so be it: all corresponding repository information will be lost.

Check if repositories was disabled, and re-enable them.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...79#post1464779

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

Yes, funny thing, this post in together is mine :)

But it is strange error, when i run ssu lr before re enabling i get this:
...

Disabled repositories (user):
- openrepos-Acce ...
- openrepos-Almindor ...
- openrepos-Baspar ...
- openrepos-BloodyFoxy ...
- openrepos-CepiPerez ...
- openrepos-Dax ...
- openrepos-EmaNymton ...
- openrepos-Enigma ...
- openrepos-GiuliettaSW ... http://sailfish.openrepos.net/Giuliett aSW/personal/main
- openrepos-GsCRuL3Z ...
- openrepos-HtheB ...
- openrepos-MSameer ...
...

So looks like just the GiuliettaSW repo has an address... how come the addresses got deleted in the first place?

Anyway, running the for i in $(ssu lr 2>&1 | grep openre | cut -d" " -f3); do ssu er $i ; done did the trick but only to those few ones with an address next to them still. All the others need to be enabled from scratch.

Re: [Announce] Warehouse - native client for OpenRepos.net
 

ssu utility manages repository information. you can ask jolla engineer resposible for ssu about root cause or report system upgrade bug at tjc.