smoku | # 61 | 2010-04-18, 22:21 | Report

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Icyseanfitz | # 62 | 2010-04-18, 23:12 | Report

is there something wrong with all the repos because i tried a different internet connection and it stil wouldnt update

rickrvo | # 63 | 2010-04-19, 02:24 | Report

I'm getting some wierd stuff... I had 4 inupdatable apps and like a week ago suddenly there was 23 updates and I updated all of them, even those that were previously saying that there were packages missing... 2 days later again like 13 updates, only this time 4 apps failed to update and 2 of them are new apps..

stefbeer | # 64 | 2010-04-19, 06:59 | Report

Hey guys!

I have a question. Is there the "extras"-repo affected, too? I just have the extras-repo, no extras-testing or extras-devel. Now I am confused because I cannot install the new version of "healthcheck" and "batterygraph".
I checked for updates many times but there are no updates listed in the application manager. With healthcheck i made the fault that i removed the application. I thoungt that I would see the update when I reinstall it but now I cannot reinstall it because it's not listed in the application manager.
Is this behavior normal? If not, what can I do or try to fix it?

Many thanks in advance!

luma | # 65 | 2010-04-19, 07:35 | Report

Hi,

I'm using extra repository like any other user.

Here is what I have this morning (from a console apt-get update) :

Has the GPG key changed this week-end?

stefbeer | # 66 | 2010-04-19, 17:45 | Report

Hello!

@luma: I got the same error message today forenoon in the application manager log.

@all: After I went home from work today evening I got the update-notification (the blinking exclamation mark beside the clock) for "batterygraph". I installed it and checked out if I could install "healthcheck", wow it was listed again! After I installed these packages I checked out again for updates and the error message in the log of the application manager with the GPG-error was gone.
I didn't change anything but now it seems that everything is back to normal. And I am happy again.

Hope this helps anybody.

Greetings from Germany

ndi | # 67 | 2010-04-19, 17:55 | Report

They were all rebuilt and reinstalled because (at the very least) some stuff got optified. I went from 31 MB free to 52 MB free on root and I did nothing but apply the updates. Also, I'm pretty sure some of the packages showed in red in storage usage before.

devu | # 68 | 2010-04-27, 20:16 | Report

Hi guys, today I completely lost access to app manager, I cant update install or even uninstall any application, Keep saying "Operation failed". What I suppose to do?

smoku | # 69 | 2010-04-27, 21:36 | Report

IIRC cauldron-builder is optifying packages by default now, so simple rebuild is enough

javispedro | # 70 | 2010-04-27, 21:36 | Report

You can get a more detailed log in the application manager menu, might be more useful.