[SOLVED] Error update to OPSI v4.0.5

[o.ferre]

Hi all,
I try to update my Opsi Server to the version 4.0.5 (Debian Wheezy)
But, the process can't update the opsi-linux-bootimage and stay on this message :

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Setting up opsi-linux-bootimage (20140919-2) ...

When I kill the process, I've got this error message

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dpkg: error processing opsi-linux-bootimage (--configure):
 subprocess installed post-installation script was killed by signal (Terminated)
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of opsi-depotserver:
 opsi-depotserver depends on opsi-linux-bootimage (>= 20100927); however:
  Package opsi-linux-bootimage is not configured yet.

dpkg: error processing opsi-depotserver (--configure):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Processing triggers for python-support ...
Errors were encountered while processing:
 opsi-linux-bootimage
 opsi-depotserver
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

If someone knows this issue, thanks for the help
Olivier

[n.wenselowski]

Hello Olivier,

I'd try to let apt fix the problem:

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apt-get install -f

From the error you posted I could not see where a problem exists. Could it be available space on the disk?

With kind regards

Niko

[o.ferre]

Hello Niko
thanks for your answer
it's not a problem with available space

But a week ago, I tried to update manually the opsi-linux-bootimage (by replacing the new miniroot* and vmlinuz* files and create the link)
But this test didn't work !( I think we could'nt update manually the opsi-linux-bootimage without update the depotserver and the other package)

So I just delete the files of the new version and try again to update opsi-linux-bootimage... but it's the same !

When I ckeck the process with Top command, there is a command "find /tftpboot/linux ..." ;
Is the update check this folder ? if yes, this could be long, because there is not just opsi in the /tftpboot/ (like NFS, diags tools, linux livecd, linux deployement...)

Olivier

[o.ferre]

It was that ! the command was very long !

But now, i've got a new problem !! When I try to install a Windows 7 - X64, I've got the error 'NoneType' Object is not iterable.
I think I 've got to update the products

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opsi-package-manager -l win7-x64
win7-x64                  4.0.1-11                  Windows 7 - x64

Olivier

[SisterOfMercy]

I think I've got to update the products

Well, you can call yourself captain obvious now!

[o.ferre]

yeah ! that's the problem when we don't read the release notes entirely !!

thanks
Olivier