eopkg errors

bja-au

G'day all,

Getting the following errors when doing a "sudo eopkg check" ...

Corrupted file: /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/udisks2.conf
Corrupted file: /usr/share/defaults/etc/pam.d/system-password
Corrupted file: /var/lib/PackageKit/transactions.db
Corrupted file: /usr/share/icons/Faba/16x16/actions/edit-flag.svg

... Have tried reinstalling packages, deleting files, etc but problems persist. Not sure if these were here was before last w'ends systemd upgrade - which went as per documents, thanks guys.

Can I just ignore? The only problem I have had so far is 1] NFS mounts not happening )as per another discussion on here), and 2] Budgie menu hanging, which has happened prior to the w'ends upgrade.

Thanks
BJA

laky

I found some info on the first one and i quote

The file contents of udisks2.conf is likely being modified and is errornously being reported as corrupted by eopkg because the shasum of it has changed, likely nothing to worry about (I'm able to replicate it here) but will take a look when I'm available to do so 🙂 Thanks!

have no idea about the rest of them.

bja-au

Thanks @laky - I have ignored them and so far all seems to be working - was just concerned they were caused by the largeish upgrade.
BJA

laky

bja-au Np , I do the same with the first one, tho I don't get the rest of the errors you did guess that's because i use gnome edition.

maskarin

Hello
At home I only have the first error "Corrupted file: /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/udisks2.conf"
I checked again this morning by doing a "sudo eopkg check" and it comes out again, I think we should ignore it and wait for the next updates.

Harvey

maskarin

The udisks package being broken is normal, the tmpfile is either being modified by udisks or eopkg (I need to check which), causing the sha of the file to change and for eopkg to report that it is broken, it can be safely ignored.

Source: https://dev.getsol.us/T8592#163554

maskarin

Thank you Harvey,