For context, I just put the legacy version image from the wiki on a raspberry pi 4 that I’m working with now, and I was following the setup instructions on the wiki page. I did the standard sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade before using the satnogs setup. I did have the ground station up on the satnogs network with the new client but figured out that it doesn’t support serial. I copied over the settings on the working ground station, but it keeps giving me this error:
Executing playbook local.yml
localhost on hosts: localhost -
Gathering Facts…
Check Ansible version…
Check distribution…
Remove APT configuration disabling recommends…
Update APT cache…
Install required package for APT…
Install repository keys…
Retrying… (1 of 4)
Retrying… (2 of 4)
Retrying… (3 of 4)
localhost failed | msg: apt-key did not return an error, but failed to add the key (check that the id is correct and not a subkey)
As far as I know, this is only affecting new installation attempts. I know people who are using the legacy setup who set theirs up about a year ago, and they have not gone offline yet.
The problem arises when a fresh installation or an update of the current one needs to be performed, the packages can no longer be installed or upgraded.
@Acinonyx any additional information on the legacy stations ?
Still not working, cannot update my non docker stations
Install repository keys…
Retrying… (1 of 4)
Retrying… (2 of 4)
Retrying… (3 of 4)
localhost failed | msg: apt-key did not return an error, but failed to add the key (check that the id is correct and not a subkey)
And it’s not that I need to update because of missing feautures, my station 3442 appears to be mis-fitting scheduled observations so all fail (as shown in different topic)
Can you point me to instructions for manual update or should I start from scratch and re-use station name and settings ?