Tiny Core Linux
General TC => General TC Talk => Topic started by: core-user on January 24, 2015, 07:03:09 AM
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As title, no access to repo via 'apps' today - 12 noon UK time.
(Nor via tce-load.)
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No problem with http://repo.tinycorelinux.net/ for me. Germany.
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Still not working for me (4pm) - it is not my connection to the internet, that is OK.
My /mnt/sda1/opt/tcmirror has http://repo.tinycorelinux.net in it.
When I try to use Apps, it offers to find fastest mirror, but then says it can't find any (?), when Apps starts & I go to browse, everything is listed, but when I try to install a program (mplayer/spider) it fails.
Any idea where to check if it is not the server, which appears to be up OK, (checked with 'downforme').
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I can download and install apps through Apps.
Maybe you're ISP has issues? You could try adding Google's DNS servers to your /etc/resolv.conf .
nameserver 8.8.8.8
nameserver 8.8.4.4
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The server is working for me as well. We had DNS issues a couple days ago.
If you still cannot access, pick a mirror from the list in the wiki.
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I have tried putting these into /mnt/sda1/opt/tcmirror with no luck. (Neither Apps nor tce-load works.)
distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/6.x/x86/tcz
http://ftp.nluug.nl/os/Linux/distr/tinycorelinux/6.x/x86/tcz/
http://repo.tinycorelinux.net
Must I download the files & dependencies to get things to install?
Edit: Added Google DNS servers to /etc/resolv.conf also.
Edit2: Still nothing after rebooting.
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It is a single repo listed in /opt/tcemirror, so
1. The directory is wrong.
2. The file is wrong.
3. The contents is wrong.
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Hi core-user
The file is called tcemirror not tcmirror. Create a file called /opt/tcemirror containing the following line:
http://repo.tinycorelinux.net/followed by a carriage return.
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OK, thanks for the info, will rename to tcemirror & populate with a single repo.
(It was my fault the file name was wrong as I had tried deleting it to see if it would be re created automatically when it didn't work.)
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Still no go, just fails, are my permissions right?
-rw-rw-r-- 1 tc staff 31 Jan 25 09:46 /mnt/sda1/opt/tcemirror
drwxrwsr-x 4 root staff 4.0K Jan 25 09:46 opt/
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In case it is relevant to this problem I have frugal installed to an SSD, my remade CorePlus6.0, which includes 2 extra wifi modules, firefox, xmms, mc, mpg123, & vorbis-tools.
Since setting up I have used Apps to install Ace-of-Penguins, then when I tried to install mplayer/spider a couple of days later, it just fails.
Edit: There is also a warning about 'Displayed text contains the UTF-8 transcoding of the input file which was not UTF-8 encoded. Some changes may have occurred.'
Edit2: At the bottom of the Apps browser, where it has 'TCE:', it shows /etc/sysconfig/optional - I'm sure this used to say /mnt/sda1/tce.
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Perhaps this is a "failed" download message? opposed to a "no access to repo via 'apps' today" issue..?
I find than An Apps "fail" status can occur when a dep failed to download, or the local dep's md5 does not match the repo version. This I have found occurs when a dep has been updated on the repo and not yet updated locally. So I recommend using apps to "Update all extensions" first, then try downloading/installing the previously failed extension
:)
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TC-6 repo not down for me but extremely slow. Tried to install Firefox-official and ETA was 1.5 hours for an ~48MB download. Tried via both Apps GUI and terminal tce-install -wi. Never noticed the issue yesterday, just started this afternoon. My systems and internet is otherwise working fine, including snappy browsing, youtube streaming and normal ping test.
PS. Tried again ~10 minutes later and same download ETA ~15 minutes. Better but definitely not high-speed. Using default mirror, /opt/tcemirror says http://repo.tinycorelinux.net/.
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I tried now, I get full speed from it. Could be something in your ISP or an ISP between you and the server?
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Perhaps this is a "failed" download message? opposed to a "no access to repo via 'apps' today" issue..?
I find than An Apps "fail" status can occur when a dep failed to download, or the local dep's md5 does not match the repo version. This I have found occurs when a dep has been updated on the repo and not yet updated locally. So I recommend using apps to "Update all extensions" first, then try downloading/installing the previously failed extension
:)
Unfortunately, I have tried ever conceivable option in the Apps program plus I've tried with tce-load -iw.
(It seems like tce-load is corrupted on this system or something else has gone wrong.)
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I've tried looking at 5.4 configs, against 6.0, but they seem to be different, so no help that way. :(
So it looks like I shall have to return to 5.4, as that seemed to be stable, to get to grips with the way TC works. 8)