The miss of those was just because I (as always) forgot to setup
resolv.conf (as Ian guessed correctly ;) )
check your /etc/network/interfaces and change in
iface usb0 ...
the line
up echo nameserver XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX /etc/resolv.conf
to match your dns.
The fact that the .gz files didn't download means your /etc/resolv.conf
doesn't point to a valid DNS server.
The signature files are definitely missing though, and should be corrected.
-id
Christoph Anton Mitterer wrote:
Hi.
When I update (opkg update) I get the following:
[EMAIL
It seems that this sig files are missing,...
Am I doing something wrong here?
nope. signature files seem to be non-existent, opkg probably checks for
them by default.
the miss of Packages.gz is more worrisome, because opkg computes the list
of available packes from it.
did you try again
arne anka wrote:
the miss of Packages.gz is more worrisome, because opkg computes the list
of available packes from it.
Would be handy if opkg could detect if a valid DNS connection exists and
fail gracefully with a warning like Cannot resolve
buildhost.openmoko.org instead of taking the
On Mon, 2008-07-07 at 22:45 +0200, arne anka wrote:
nope. signature files seem to be non-existent, opkg probably checks for
them by default.
Uhm should we perhaps bring this to the attention of the developers?
Having signed packages is IMHO very important for security.
the miss of
Christoph Anton Mitterer wrote:
The miss of those was just because I (as always) forgot to setup
resolv.conf (as Ian guessed correctly ;) )
It's simple to automate this:
In my /etc/networking/interfaces, for the USB connection, where the up
command does an echo to resolv.conf, something
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